Laser Assisted Endodontic Irrigation

This presentation will address how laser assisted irrigation can facilitate removal the smear layer in typical and complex anatomical situations, dissolve organic pulpal tissue and eliminate bacterial contamination.

The ultimate goal of endodontic treatment is the prevention and/or treatment of apical periodontitis such that there is complete healing and absence of infection while the overall long-term goal is the placement of a definitive, clinically successful restoration and preservation of tooth structure. Successful endodontic treatment depends on a number of factors, including proper instrumentation, successful irrigation and decontamination of the root-canal system right to the apical terminus in addition to hard-to-reach areas such as isthmuses, and lateral and accessory canals.

This presentation will address how laser assisted irrigation can facilitate removal the smear layer in typical and complex anatomical situations, dissolve organic pulpal tissue and eliminate bacterial contamination.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how to provide less post-op patient discomfort, less chair time and more single visit cases
• Learn how to show exceptional fluid dynamics, experience better efficiency within your current endodontic workflow and continue to use your irrigant of choice with less fatigue
• Learn how cavitation bubbles extend reach into lateral canals, radial firing tips allow for predictable efficient disinfection, even in the hard-to-access apical third
• Learn about the versatility in disinfection, apicoectomy, soft-tissue and more—all in one technology