Diagnosis in Endodontics



Restorative treatments: cavity preparation. 

Diagnostic aids. 

Protocol uses restorative materials.



Determination of the degree of difficulty in endodontics



Treatment of non-carious lesions



Determination of Working Length in endodontics



Retention.

Different types of intraradicular posts and pins.

Advantages and disadvantages.



Mechanized instrumentation



Minimally Invasive Dentistry: general concepts



Non-surgical endodontic retreatment



Whitening of Vital and Non-Vital Teeth



Root canal filling



Biomimetics in Dentistry

Assessment of diagnostic capacity, planning and 
execution of endodontic treatment. 



The assessment is carried out in each clinical class,
during the execution of the endodontic treatment and
completed after the student submits the clinical
information and Rx of each case to Moodle.

The evaluation form remains with the endodontics
teachers. The teacher at the clinic assigns a grade 
to each of the parameters listed on the form. It is
the student's responsibility to ensure the presence 
of the teacher for the assessment at each stage.
For example, before starting treatment, you must ask
the endodontics teacher present at the clinic to 
validate and evaluate the diagnosis. 



When the endodontic treatment is completed, the Rx 
of the entire treatment must be submitted to Moodle, 
with the following information: name of the student 
who performed the clinical procedure, patient code 
and date of the last consultation. 
Folders will be created in Moodle, by date, 
and you have one week, after completing the treatment,
 to submit the Rx.

The final classification is the arithmetic mean of
endodontics and dentistry considering the weighting
factors mentioned above.