COURSE SUMMARY
AUTHOR: Paul F. Bery, DDS
AUDIENCE: Dentists; Specialists
ABSTRACT: The decision between endodontics and implant therapy can be difficult because the goals for both are the same: restore the patients’ dentition. Over the last few years, the dental industry has leaned towards implants in most cases, but before that decision can be made, many factors must be considered. This course will review these decision making factors to help show how specific situations may call for one procedure over another.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Evaluate the integrity of the tooth and periodontal tissues
- Evaluate the feasibility of retreatment and prognosis; also how the original treatment was done, the anatomy was treated, what the level of ability was to obtain patency, as well as the overall ability to address the root canal system itself.
- Considering endodontic therapy for the teeth to be extracted at a later date in order to preserve or regain the health of surrounding bone
CATEGORY: Endodontic
CE ACTIVITY: Self-Instructional
NUMBER OF CREDITS: 2
COST: $20
PUBLISH DATE: December 2011
EXPIRATION DATE: December 2014
SPONSORED BY:
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COURSE CONTENT: The information and opinions contained in this CE course are those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Richmond Institute for Continuing Dental Education, or its affiliates. Any brand or product name mentioned throughout this course should not be inferred as an endorsement of any kind by the aforementioned parties. In addition, The Richmond Institute does not warrant or make any representations concerning the accuracy or reliability of the materials on this website, or any site(s) that are linked to richmondinstitute.com.
CONFLICT OF INTEREST: Dr. Bery does not have a financial arrangement or affiliation with any corporate organization offering financial support or grant monies for this continuing dental education program, nor does he have a financial interest in any commercial product(s) or service(s) he discusses in this program.
The Richmond Institute for Continuing Dental Education is a division of Young Innovations, Inc.. It is dedicated to ensuring that its continuing dental education programs are intended for the sole purpose of education and do not serve as an endorsement for any product(s) or service(s), including those of the sponsoring company.
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SCORING: To earn credit for completing a course from The Richmond Institute for Continuing Dental Education, participants must earn an overall score of 80 percent or above on the associated exam before receiving a certificate that confirms CE accreditation. (*NOTE: There is no limit to the number of times a participant may re-take the exam in order to obtain this passing score). All courses that are published on this site are categorized as self-instructional—which means participants must complete the course on their own time and submit the accurate payment in order to earn CE credit.
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STATE REGULATIONS: It is the responsibility of the participant to adhere to all laws and regulations set forth by the state that he or she is licensed to practice in. The Richmond Institute and its authors are not responsible for the participants’ use or misuse of the techniques and procedures discussed in this course.
LIMITED KNOWLEDGE RISK: The information provided in this course may not be comprehensive enough for implementation into professional dental practice. It is highly recommended that additional information be attained once the course is completed to establish greater proficiency on the topic at hand.
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