EndoNet Consulting

CBCT Learning Center for Endodontists

Upcoming Courses

COURSE I, October 1-2, 2021 (In-Person)
COURSE I, October 29-30, 2021 (In-Person)
COURSE II, November 12-13, 2021 (In-Person)

In Washington, DC

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Course I -Reservation Information

Please join us in Washington, DC for our 2-Day Course on the “Use of CBCT in Endodontics.” This evidence-based program, updated with the most current information, has been presented 65 times over the past 12 years. This workshop applies to all limited field of view CBCT scanners. Martin D. Levin, DMD, Barry Pass, DDS, PhD, Thomas P. Winkler, MD and Eric J. Ploumis, DMD, JD.

Systematic interpretation of CBCT scans
Reporting on cross-sectional images, methods, and conventions
Advantages of CBCT, common interpretation errors and artifacts
Biologic effects of radiation dose relevant to endodontic CBCT assessments. Absorbed, equivalent and effective dose and their units
Comparative doses for 2D and 3D
Endodontic application of CBCT in endodontics
Radiologic anatomy of the CBCT image, normal and pathologic findings
Report writing
Principles of CBCT image production
Emerging technology, emerging risk: legal considerations regarding the assessment of radiographic images
Applies to all limited field of view CBCT scanners and features

Martin D. Levin, DMD, Barry Pass, DDS, PhD, Thomas Winkler, MD and Eric J. Ploumis, DMD, JD

Course II – Reservation Information

New advanced course, presented in Washington, DC will highlight systematic interpretation and documentation of CBCT images, anatomy shown in limited field of view scans and outcomes assessment. This workshop applies to all limed field of view CBCT scanners. Martin D. Levin, DMD, Barry Pass, DDS, PhD and Jeffery B. Price, DDS, MS and Kenneth Abramovitch, DDS, MS.

Detailed examination of systematic interpretation methods
Live case-based demonstrations, review of 20 CBCT scans
Radiographic anatomy using combination of anatomic figures, cadaveric specimen photographs and CBCT scans
Selected cases with endodontic pathoses to illustrate variations from normal anatomy
Incidental findings and artifacts
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Characteristics of apical periodontitis, fractures, trauma, presurgical, resorptive lesions
Interpretation of alveolar and basal jaw bone pathology with Cone Beam-Computed Tomography

Martin D. Levin, DMD, Barry Pass, DDS, PhD, Jeffery B. Price, DDS, MS and Kenneth Abramovitch, DDS, MS

Dr. Levin joined Lisa Moler, Publisher and CEO of Endodontic Practice, to discuss the use of CBCT in endodontics.

Use of CBCT in Endodontics

This CBCT 3D semi-transparent isosurface reformation shows the maxilla of a 22 yo male patient who fell while biking. A segmented 3D image and crossectional reformations show the transverse radicular fractures in the maxillary right and left lateral and central incisors.

Use of CBCT in Endodontics: Our two-day continuing education virtual classroom highlights the systematic interpretation of CBCT scans used in endodontic investigations.

Endodontic therapy depends on diagnostic radiographs and image-guided treatment. Periapical and panoramic radiography have been augmented by the introduction of limited field of view, high-resolution Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), allowing three-dimensional assessment of odontogenic and and non-odontogenic lesions, root canal morphology, revision treatment, root and alveolar fractures, resorptive lesions and anatomy prior to surgery.

Please join us for one of our two intensive two-day seminars:

“Use of CBCT in Endodontics, Course I” highlights a step-wise approach to image interpretation and documentation, common interpretation errors and endodontic applications of CBCT. Additional material on artifacts, panoramic imaging, the maxillary sinuses, workflow, the consent process, liability considerations and marketing will be presented.

“Use of CBCT in Endodontics, Course II” will review more than 20 CBCT scans to emphasize our systematic assessment protocol for viewing CBCT scans. Additional in-depth discussions of anatomy, incidental findings, artifacts and endodontic “copycat” lesions will be conducted. Course I is a prerequisite.

Google Scholar Citations for Dr. Levin

Endodontic Practice “Doc Talk” Interview with Dr. Levin

By The Numbers

67

Number of CBCT Courses presented by the CBCT Learning Center for Endodontists

611

Number of Endodontists who have completed our program

5/5

Average rating by course attendees October 16-17, 2020

41%

Percentage of U.S. Endodontists with on-site CBCT units (Setzer, 2017)

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EndoNet Consulting, LLC The Barlow Building 5454 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 815 Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815-6901 Telephone: 301-654-6077 Fax: 301-654-0021 e-mail: info@endonet.com Practice website: www.endocc.com Lecture Site: The Forum 4825 Bethesda Avenue Bethesda, MD 20814 Sponsor: Carestream Dental 14.5 CE Credits Awarded Teaching Method: Lecture Subject Code: 074 Download PDF: “Use of Cone Beam Computed Tomography in Endodontics” as published in the International Journal of Dentistry Link to Google Books, Pathways of the Pulp, Chapter 2, Nair M, Levin M, Nair U. Radiographic Interpretation. In: Cohen’s Pathways of the Pulp by K. Hargreaves and L. Berman, ed. Mosby: St. Louis, Chp 2, 2014. Link to Dental XP CE Course “Limited Field CBCT in Endodontics” conducted by Martin D. Levin, DMD Link to AAE and AAOMR Joint Position Statement on CBCT, 2015-2016 Update More selected publications by Martin D. Levin, DMD