• – Premedication before endodontic treatment
• – Local anesthetics: the most effective drugs for endodontics
• – Refrigerated Anesthetic Theory: fundamentals
• – Anesthesia in the mandible and maxilla: features and recommendations
• – Innovation in local anesthesia: quick Sleeper
• – NSAIDs: benefits and contraindications. Ibuprofen in the treatment of postoperative pain
• – Cryotherapy in endodontics
• – Endodontic problems and maxillary sinusitis: diagnosis and treatment
• – Osteoperiostitis: CBCT diagnostics
• – Heat compresses: contraindications
• – Antibiotics: principles of prescription and drugs of choice
• – Chronic pain syndrome
• – Localization of pain: methods of differential diagnosis
• – Raynaud’s disease: association with pulp diseases
• – Diagnosis of odontogenic and non-odontogenic pain: CBCT
• – Occlusal dysesthesia: neurological aspects
• – Muscle pain: diagnosis
• – Neuropathic pain: criteria for diagnosis and clinical features
• – Trigeminal autonomous cephalalgia: clinical manifestations and diagnosis
• – Osteonecrosis due to neurological disorder
• – Diseases and tumors of the brain: connection with toothache
• – Neurovascular changes.

Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.

• – Formation of periapical lucency: histological aspects
• – Theory of cyst formation: pocket and true cysts
• – Primary and secondary apical periodontitis
• – Endo-periodontal lesions: principles of diagnosis and treatment
• – Cholesterol: role in the healing of periapical pathology
• – Residual cyst: prognosis
• – Actinomycetes: influence on regeneration processes
• – Calcification of biofilm at the root: treatment recommendations
• – Periapical osteoperiostitis and mucositis: diagnosis
• – Asymptomatic apical periodontitis: tactics
• – Systemic diseases and medication: effects on healing
• – Periapical surgery: tactics and forecast
• – Bone grafts: indications for use
• – Cement separation: tactics and forecast
• – Diagnostic methods: CBCT, X-ray or US
• – Treatment plan for periapical pathology: an algorithm of actions.

Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.

• – NSAIDs: advantages and disadvantages
• – Recommendations for premedication
• – Local anesthetics: pharmacological aspects and comparative characteristics
• – Theory of anaesthetic cooling: principles
• – Protocols of local anesthesia: advantages and technique:
• – Intraosseous anesthesia
• – Anesthesia on the upper jaw
• – Anesthesia on the lower jaw.
• – Innovations in local anesthesia: kovacaine
• – Postoperative pain: time frame
• – Treatment of acute pain: NSAIDs or opioids?
• – Corticosteroids: indications and contraindications
• – Pain development: genetic factors
• – Probiotics in the complex treatment of pain
• – Cryotherapy in patients with toothache
• – Antibiotics: criteria and the validity of the use
• – Diagnosis of pain: pain not odontogeniс
• – Convergence projection theory: principles
• – Pain management techniques
• – Palpation of muscles: the basic guidelines
• – Not odontogenic pain: types, Differential diagnosis, treatment:
• – Neurovascular pain
• – Muscle pain
• – Claster pain
• – Irradiating pain
• – Neuropatic pain.
• – Dental treatment for orofascial pain.

Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.

• – Root canal disinfection: the main problems
• – Cognitive dissonance in endodontics
• – Healing potential in patients
• – Pragmatic clinical experiences: the value of
• – Problems of in vitro research
• – The microflora of the root canal: the difficulties of treating additional channels and role E. faecalis in the development of pathology
• – Removal of infection from the channel: methods
• – Sodium hypochloride: properties and methods of application
• – The size and taper of the root canal: impact on the quality of irrigation
• – Irrigation rate: optimal values
• – Hypochloride accidents: causes and prevention methods
• – Irrigation for the entire working length: methods and recommendations
• – Irrigation solutions: features
• – Activation of irrigation solution
• – XP-Endo Finisher: Pros and Cons
• – Using cannulas of different diameters: advantages of the technique
• – EDTA: Pros and cons. Combination of EDTA and sodium hypochloride
• – Chlorhexidine: the effect on the biofilm
• – Irrigation protocol
• – Choice of sealer and preparation of dentin
• – Gentle Wave: Pros and cons
• – The calcium hydroxide: principles of application
• – Systemic diseases: effects on healing.

Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.

• – Periodontal or endodontic problems: diagnostic methods
• – CBCT: application criteria and diagnostic algorithm
• – CBCT or X-ray: what is More Effective
• – Implantation or endodontic treatment: criteria and prognosis
• – Diagnosis of root fracture
• – Cement separation: diagnosis and treatment methods
• – Healing of apical pathology: the role of lateral canals and J. Simon Classification
• – Pulpar lesions: clinic, stages of diagnosis
• – Diagnosis of lesions in the furcation area
• – Periodontal disorders: clinical features, diagnosis
• – Combined problems: treatment features
• – Criteria for dental survival
• – Fracture: CBCT diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis
• – Surgical methods for the treatment of endodonto-periodontal lesions
• – Blood clot or bone graft: healing of end-to-end defects
• – Treatment results: CBCT analysis
• – Bone grafting and bone preservation techniques: indications
• – Replantation: methods of treatment
• – The concept of root conservation: principles.

Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.

• – CBCT and X-ray: principles of treatment planning
• – CBCT image: interpretation. Findings on CBCT
• – Microscope in endodontics: advantages
• – Treatment through the crown: criteria
• – Conservative and ultra-conservative access
• – How to avoid perforation
• – Method of finding the MV2 channel
• – Lower premolars: features of anatomy and treatment
• – Endodontic template: application technique and benefits
• – Apical seepage: causes and prognosis
• – Restoration via crown or apical surgery
• – Treatment of broad channels: methods and recommendations
• – Postoperative apical foci: causes
• – Integrity: the value for the long-term result
• – Selective root healing: a technique
• – Blocked root canals:
• – A pocket true cyst, and the cyst: the differences and treatment
• – Histological justification of the healing of foci
• – Foreign bodies in the apical third of the canal
• – Isthmus between root canals: tactics.