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Three-day hands-on endodontic training with Dr Kreena Patel covering diagnosis, access, irrigation, rotary and reciprocating systems, curved and calcified canals, obturation, restorative endodontics a...
Develop practical, transferable endodontic skills in a small-group setting with Dr Kreena Patel, a GDC-registered Specialist in Endodontics who graduated from the University of Manchester and completed her specialist training with distinction at King’s College London. She teaches the systems, techniques and equipment used in her own clinical practice, supported by a team of highly experienced endodontic specialists.
This three-day, hands-on programme uses extracted teeth to replicate real-life endodontics. Microscopes are provided and shared between delegates, and the teaching is designed for dentists at every stage of their career—from those building confidence to endodontic specialists refining and advancing their skills.
The course runs over three intensive days, with teaching scheduled from 9:00am to 5:30pm each day. Delegates are asked to bring extracted teeth and, if available, their own loupes and light. Light breakfast, hot lunch and snacks are provided throughout each day. The venue provides clinical microscopes for shared use; accommodation and parking are not stated as included.
The course combines specialist guidance, practical techniques, real cases and immediate clinical application in a supportive small-group environment. Topics include diagnosis, access, cleaning and shaping, irrigation, obturation, restorative endodontic connections and the management of complex anatomy, cracked teeth and calcified canals.
The course page displays 0 CPD hours. No formal qualification, certificate, assessment, examination, attendance threshold or other completion criterion is specified by the provider.
Develop practical, transferable endodontic skills in a small-group setting with Dr Kreena Patel, a GDC-registered Specialist in Endodontics who graduated from the University of Manchester and completed her specialist training with distinction at King’s College London. She teaches the systems, techniques and equipment used in her own clinical practice, supported by a team of highly experienced endodontic specialists.
This three-day, hands-on programme uses extracted teeth to replicate real-life endodontics. Microscopes are provided and shared between delegates, and the teaching is designed for dentists at every stage of their career—from those building confidence to endodontic specialists refining and advancing their skills.
The course runs over three intensive days, with teaching scheduled from 9:00am to 5:30pm each day. Delegates are asked to bring extracted teeth and, if available, their own loupes and light. Light breakfast, hot lunch and snacks are provided throughout each day. The venue provides clinical microscopes for shared use; accommodation and parking are not stated as included.
The course combines specialist guidance, practical techniques, real cases and immediate clinical application in a supportive small-group environment. Topics include diagnosis, access, cleaning and shaping, irrigation, obturation, restorative endodontic connections and the management of complex anatomy, cracked teeth and calcified canals.
The course page displays 0 CPD hours. No formal qualification, certificate, assessment, examination, attendance threshold or other completion criterion is specified by the provider.