ENDO 301 - Clinical Endodontics

Cr Hrs: 1 (9-0-0)

The clinical Lecture series in endodontics is designed to introduce the dental student to a multitude of endodontically-related conditions and their management. Dealing with pulpal and periapical pathoses and decision making based on tooth restorability will be an everyday practice throughout a dental career and the importance of making sound, ethical treatment choices with best evidence will be emphasized. In addition, problem-solving in diagnostic dilemmas, endodontic retreatment, relevance of implants in endodontic practice, adjunct techniques, and dealing with dentoalveolar trauma in the permanent tooth.
Grade Mode: Standard
Instructional Method: Lecture
Location offered: Memphis
Term offered: Spring

Instructor of Record, Fall: Adam Lloyd
Additional Instructor 1, Fall: David J Clement
Additional Instructor 2, Fall: George Huang
Additional Instructor 3, Fall: Melissa Andreia Marchesan
Additional Instructor 4, Fall: Josanne Mildred O’Dell

Instructor of Record, Spring: Jeffrey G Phebus