See it, plan it, retreat it: a CBCT-driven workflow in real cases

Learn how cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) can improve diagnosis and treatment planning in endodontic retreatment. Through real clinical cases, Dr Hubert Golabek shows how 3D imaging supports decision-making in both non-surgical and microsurgical retreatment, and makes outcomes more predictable.

Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) is changing how we diagnose and plan endodontic retreatment. In this webinar, Dr Hubert Golabek presents a CBCT-driven workflow built on real clinical scenarios, covering both non-surgical and microsurgical approaches.

The session addresses the challenges clinicians meet most often in retreatment: diagnosing periapical lesions, unusual root canal anatomy, procedural difficulties such as removing fractured instruments, and complications linked to existing pathological conditions. Each topic is illustrated with case analyses, with particular attention to how CBCT improves the predictability of retreatment.

The lecture also covers the clinical interpretation of CBCT images and the principles of judicious use of CBCT in specific endodontic procedures.

Learning objectives
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Recognise the role of CBCT in the diagnosis and treatment planning of endodontic retreatment
• Interpret CBCT images to identify periapical lesions and anatomical challenges, including unusual canal morphology
• Anticipate procedural difficulties and complications, such as fractured instruments and pre-existing pathology
• Apply the principles of judicious CBCT use in specific endodontic procedures
• Use 3D information to support clinical decision-making and improve the predictability of retreatment outcomes