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Staging platforms, microscopic visualisation, ultrasonic troughing and controlled dentine removal.
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Advanced Management of Fractured Endodontic Instruments
Leave it, bypass it or take it out. A one-day advanced course exploring how to assess and manage fractured instruments—not simply how to remove them.
Dr Daniel Flynn · Specialist Endodontist
Includes more than £1,000 of take-home equipment
BOOK YOUR PLACEIt is to choose the right treatment for the tooth.
Restorability, periodontal status, endodontic prognosis, canal anatomy, fragment position, remaining dentine and the consequences of intervention all affect the decision.
Using real clinical cases, Daniel will examine when retrieval is appropriate—and when another strategy better serves the patient and the tooth.
Staging platforms, microscopic visualisation, ultrasonic troughing and controlled dentine removal.
Ultrasonic removal, micro-trephines, loop and tube techniques, plus Yoshi and Rogin systems.
Bypassing fragments, managing ledges and curved canals, and using D-Finder files with a reciprocating handpiece.
Recognise when continued retrieval may become counterproductive and consider retention, surgery or intentional reimplantation.
Leave equipped to put the techniques into practice.
This is not a demonstration course.
Every clinician works at their own dental operating microscope with individual ultrasonic access. Exercises use extracted teeth, 3D models and training blocks.
SPECIALIST ENDODONTIST · BDENTSC MCLINDENT · GDC NO. 100571
A specialist-led approach to the complete management of fractured instruments.
Daniel’s clinical approach encompasses instrument retrieval, bypassing, retaining a fragment, surgical management and intentional reimplantation within the wider restorative, periodontal and endodontic prognosis.
Prognosis, restorability, anatomy, risk and treatment selection.
Microscopic visualisation, controlled exposure and dentine conservation.
Lunch and refreshments included.
Ultrasonics, micro-trephines, loop and tube systems, Yoshi and Rogin.
D-Finders, reciprocation and recognising when to change strategy.
GDC Development Outcomes A, C and D, with Outcome C as the principal outcome.
Develop the judgement to choose the right treatment—and the practical skill to execute it.
Booking is subject to Toothsaver’s course terms and cancellation policy.