Endodontics Training

Q: Who is the training for?

This course is designed for general dentists who wish to enhance their endodontic skills in initial treatment, particularly those who want to refine their approach or gain confidence in handling everyday cases.

Q: What is the objective of the training?

To help you streamline your daily endodontic treatments by learning how to make a reliable diagnosis, structure your protocols, and ensure safety at every stage of treatment. The goal: to know when to treat, postpone, or refer a case, using a practical approach that can be directly applied in your practice.

Q: Do I need to already be proficient in endodontics to take the course?

Not at all. This course is designed for general practitioners who want to start or refine their endodontic practice. It provides you with a clear foundation and practical protocols that can be directly applied in your practice.

Q: Is this a theoretical or practical training?

Both. The training program combines theoretical instruction, clinical demonstrations, and extensive hands-on practice on natural teeth, enabling participants to immediately apply the protocols in their practices.

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December 1 and 2, 2026, in Paris

Endodontics Seminar, presented by Dr. Rebecca Choukroun

OVERVIEW

Dr. Rébecca Choukroun is a dental surgeon specializing in endodontics, a field dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of dental pulp disorders.

She holds a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree and has supplemented her education with a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics, as well as a Master’s degree in Health Engineering and Biomaterials.

Working in private practice, she treats complex cases using a rigorous, conservative approach focused on preserving natural teeth.

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Partnership with ZeDental

This training program is organized in partnership with Sana Academy and Zedental.
Zedental is the CME provider responsible for the program, handling regulatory filing, administrative management of CME, educational oversight, and the issuance of certificates of participation when the program is conducted as part of CME.
This training program may be eligible for CME coverage, subject to:

– the eligibility of the professional in question
– their registration in accordance with the procedures established by the ANDPC
– their available balance
– the compliance of their participation history
– the funding rules in effect at the time of registration.

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A results-oriented approach

A pragmatic approach designed to transform your daily practice and make every step of your treatments simpler, safer, and more controlled.

A course specifically designed for general practitioners looking to build their confidence in endodontics, as well as for those just starting out who want to acquire a solid foundation that can be immediately applied in the clinic.

Pre-treatment

• Presence of significant periapical involvement, indicating an active infection.
• Inflammatory condition with visible bone loss around the roots.
• A more guarded prognosis due to the extent of the lesion.
• Tooth requiring precise and thorough endodontic treatment.

Post-processing

• Clear regression of the periapical lesion, indicating successful healing.
• Progressive bone regeneration visible on the follow-up X-ray.
• Tooth restored in a stable manner to ensure the long-term success of the treatment.
• Favorable clinical and radiographic outcome at 1 year.

Pre-treatment

• Presence of significant periapical involvement, indicating an active infection.
• Inflammatory condition with visible bone loss around the roots.
• A more guarded prognosis due to the extent of the lesion.
• Tooth requiring precise and thorough endodontic treatment.

Post-processing

• Clear regression of the periapical lesion, indicating successful healing.
• Progressive bone regeneration visible on the follow-up X-ray.
• Tooth restored in a stable manner to ensure the long-term success of the treatment.
• Favorable clinical and radiographic outcome at 1 year.

SEMINAR CONTENT

Theoretical and practical course for practitioners and their staff

01

Endodontic Diagnosis: Determining the Correct Indication

• Pulpal and periapical diagnosis: pulpitis, necrosis, apical involvement.
• Clinical and radiographic tests: vitality testing, percussion, palpation, X-ray.
• Treatment indications: capping, pulpotomy, pulpectomy.
• Simple clinical reasoning: treat, manage conservatively, or refer.

02

Access and Isolation: Working Cleanly and Quickly

• Selection of the file and rapid placement of the single-unit rubber dam.
• Access cavity adapted to dental anatomy.
• Visual landmarks for precise and safe access to the canals.
• Management of complex anatomies: MB2, C-shaped canals, calcifications, and pulpoliths

03

Root Canal Shaping: Surgical Procedure

• Initial catheterization and manual exploration of the root canal.
• Glide path: ensuring safe root canal shaping.
• Rotation vs. reciprocation: indications and key points.
• Irrigation, debris management, and length control.
• Management of narrow or calcified root canals.

04

Disinfection and Operational Safety

• The role of NaOCl and EDTA in root canal disinfection.
• Irrigation protocol tailored to the stages of treatment.
• Irrigation activation: manual, sonic, or ultrasonic.
• Prevention of common errors and complications.
• Temporary restoration, permanent restoration, and post-treatment follow-up.

05

Sealing: Moving Toward a Reliable End-of-Process Solution

• Choosing a filling technique based on: anatomy and clinical presentation.
• Single-cone technique & bioceramics: principles and indications.
• Practical introduction to hot filling.
• Criteria for a successful filling: fill, place a temporary filling, or reschedule.

06

Complex Situations & Complications: What to Do

• Management of complex cases: calcified canals, immature apices, MB2.
• Management of painful cases and patient communication
• Prevention and management of endodontic complications
• Safe practice: treat, manage temporarily, refer

01

Endodontic Diagnosis: Determining the Correct Indication

• Pulpal and periapical diagnosis: pulpitis, necrosis, apical involvement.
• Clinical and radiographic tests: vitality testing, percussion, palpation, X-ray.
• Treatment indications: capping, pulpotomy, pulpectomy.
• Simple clinical reasoning: treat, manage conservatively, or refer.

02

Access and Isolation: Working Cleanly and Quickly

• Selection of the file and rapid placement of the single-unit rubber dam.
• Access cavity adapted to dental anatomy.
• Visual landmarks for precise and safe access to the canals.
• Management of complex anatomies: MB2, C-shaped canals, calcifications, and pulpoliths

03

Root Canal Shaping: Surgical Procedure

• Initial catheterization and manual exploration of the root canal.
• Glide path: ensuring safe root canal shaping.
• Rotation vs. reciprocation: indications and key points.
• Irrigation, debris management, and length control.
• Management of narrow or calcified root canals.

04

Disinfection and Operational Safety

• The role of NaOCl and EDTA in root canal disinfection.
• Irrigation protocol tailored to the stages of treatment.
• Irrigation activation: manual, sonic, or ultrasonic.
• Prevention of common errors and complications.
• Temporary restoration, permanent restoration, and post-treatment follow-up.

05

Sealing: Moving Toward a Reliable End-of-Process Solution

• Choosing a filling technique based on: anatomy and clinical presentation.
• Single-cone technique & bioceramics: principles and indications.
• Practical introduction to hot filling.
• Criteria for a successful filling: fill, place a temporary filling, or reschedule.

06

Complex Situations & Complications: What to Do

• Management of complex cases: calcified canals, immature apices, MB2.
• Management of painful cases and patient communication
• Prevention and management of endodontic complications
• Safe practice: treat, manage temporarily, refer

UPON COMPLETION OF THE SEMINAR YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

01

REFINING THE DIAGNOSIS

Quickly identify clinical and radiographic signs to guide appropriate and evidence-based management.

02

Implement controlled access

Create precise access cavities while preserving tooth structure and facilitating root canal treatment.

03

Apply a repeatable sequence

Apply a clear, standardized methodology to ensure safety at every stage of root canal preparation.

04

Set up an efficient irrigation system

Use appropriate protocols to optimize disinfection throughout the treatment process.

05

Getting a reliable filling

Perform fillings that meet simple and reproducible clinical and radiographic criteria.

06

Making the right clinical decision

Be able to analyze clinical situations in order to make the right treatment decision safely.

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Training date

December 1 and 2, 2026

Training location

Paris

Training cost

€1,950 per practitioner

Coverage through the DPC is available with ZeDental

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LEARN MORE ABOUT SANA ORIS

Sana Oris clinics have developed a true center of expertise in endodontics. Each year, the clinic treats a significant number of patients requiring complex endodontic care, underscoring the essential role of this discipline in preserving natural teeth and oral health. Drawing on its clinical experience and the results achieved with its patients, Sana Oris demonstrates the effectiveness of a rigorous approach to diagnosis, management, and endodontic treatment.

With this in mind, Sana Oris is offering a seminar dedicated to endodontics, designed to combine theory with clinical practice. This training aims to provide practical tools, proven protocols, and an accessible methodology, enabling every practitioner to optimize their endodontic practice with precision and confidence.

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This course is designed for general dentists who wish to enhance their endodontic skills in initial treatment, particularly those who want to refine their approach or gain confidence in handling everyday cases.

To help you streamline your daily endodontic treatments by learning how to make a reliable diagnosis, structure your protocols, and ensure safety at every stage of treatment. The goal: to know when to treat, postpone, or refer a case, using a practical approach that can be directly applied in your practice.

It is recommended to attend as a duo (practitioner + assistant) to get the most out of the training and facilitate its implementation in your practice.

However, you can certainly come alone: the training is designed to be beneficial even for individuals, and you will leave with all the keys to pass on to your team.

Not at all.

This course is designed for general practitioners who wish to begin or refine their endodontic practice. It provides you with a clear foundation and practical protocols that can be directly applied in your practice.

Both. The training program combines theoretical instruction, clinical demonstrations, and extensive hands-on practice on natural teeth, enabling participants to immediately apply the protocols in their practices.

Registration Form

You can register either: using this registration form, by phone at 615-706-920, or by email at formation@sanaoris.com

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