The AAE annual sessions are meant to expose us to a variety of clinical and research driven information that is the latest to date. Our goal is to always bring back several new ideas to incorporate into our endodontic services to make patient care and experiences the best possible.
This intensive fall program will allows us to share experiences and perspectives with our peers and get a sense of how technology is driving our specialty. Change can be difficultespecially when it comes with a significant price tag. Insight Track has been carefully orchestrated to help us become more comfortable with change. Hopefully then we will be able to decide better if certain technologies are worth the investment to incorporate into our practice.
We heard from engaging speakerson all aspects of CBCT (3D x-rays), from acquisition to diagnostics and outcomes through the billing process. We brought back a better outstanding of how to incorporate patient CBCT information into more efficient patient treatment.
This annual meeting welcomes the AAE president-elect to our State where he/she provides us an update on the Status of the AAE. We learn about political changes in the national association and what they are currently advocating on behalf of all endodontists.
This years spring focus will be on endodontic microsurgery. The endodontic microsurgical team from the University of Pittsburgh will lecture on a wide variety of surgical aspects ranging from patient positioning to less invasive flap reflection techniques. We hope to incorporate several more techniques to further enhance our surgical success.
This is an invitation-only endodontist meeting that focuses on the advancements of endodontics where participants not only are able to hear from some of the best in our field, but are also able to discuss current and future trends in endodontics with peers. These ideas will hopefully spawn new technology that will continually improve endodontic care to the public.
Endodontics is the dental specialty that deals with the dental pulp inside of a tooth. The dental pulp is comprised of nerves and blood vessels that support the functioning of a growing or developed tooth. An endodontists goal is to treat this tissue when it becomes affected in order to preserve the tooth. To achieve this goal, an endodontist utilizes the latest technology to enhance their diagnostic and clinical skills. From 3D imagery to electronic apex locators and microscopes, endodontists can predictably and successfully treat affected teeth with standard root canal treatment, retreatment, and microsurgery. Endodontists are also the key clinicians in the diagnosis and treatment of traumatic dental injuries, where many traumatized teeth can be healed with a patients own stem cells. Lindemann Root Canal Specialists stands ready to help you with all of your endodontic needs!