Course Overview This course is built specifically for practitioners who already perform root canal treatment but need surgical options when conventional endodontics falls short. It covers apical (periapical) surgery as a genuine surgical discipline, working through the sequence of a procedure from incision design through to retrograde filling. The curriculum addresses the specific tools that have modernized this field, including piezoelectric technique for less traumatic osteotomies, navigation templates for guided precision, and grafting materials for cases requiring bone regeneration alongside the surgical procedure. Suturing technique is also covered as part of the complete surgical sequence, along with established clinical methods for retrograde preparation and filling. With 5 videos and just over 7 hours of content, the course is designed to give endodontists and oral surgeons a technically detailed, step-by-step reference for apical surgery rather than a general overview of endodontic-surgical principles. What You'll Learn Incision and flap design for apical surgery Piezoelectric technique in endodontic surgery Guided approaches using navigation templates Retrograde preparation and filling protocols Grafting materials and technique for apical surgery with bone involvement Suturing technique for surgical closure Who Is This Course For? Endodontists Oral and maxillofacial surgeons Dentists managing cases where conventional root canal treatment has failed Course Details Course format: Digital video course Number of videos: 5 Duration: 7 hours 7 minutes Key topics: Apical surgery, retrograde filling, piezosurgery, grafting, suturing
