Interdisciplinary Aspects of Endodontics and Periodontology (RED_036)
About Study Course
Objective
The course provides advanced knowledge of the interdisciplinary aspects of endodontics and periodontology, developing the resident's ability to diagnose and manage complex endodontic–periodontal lesions, assess tooth restorability and plan treatment in collaboration with periodontists. Residents acquire evidence-based knowledge of surgical and non-surgical treatment approaches to select the most appropriate treatment strategy for each clinical situation and optimise long-term tooth preservation.
Learning outcomes
1.1.Acquire advanced knowledge of the diagnosis, treatment planning, treatment sequence and long-term prognosis of complex endodontic–periodontal lesions.
2. Acquire knowledge of the indications, contraindications, treatment principles and prognosis of hemisection, root resection and clinical crown lengthening.
3. Acquire knowledge of the role of periodontal surgery in endodontic treatment planning and tooth preservation in complex clinical situations.
1.1. Diagnose complex endodontic–periodontal lesions, assess treatment prognosis and develop an evidence-based interdisciplinary treatment plan.
2. Evaluate the indications for hemisection, root resection and clinical crown lengthening, and determine their suitability for individual clinical situations.
3. Collaborate with periodontists in treatment planning and select the optimal tooth preservation strategy for complex endodontic and periodontal cases.
1.1. Integrate theoretical knowledge and practical skills to independently plan interdisciplinary treatment for patients with complex endodontic–periodontal lesions by evaluating treatment options, associated risks and long-term prognosis.
2. Independently make evidence-based clinical decisions regarding the need for periodontal surgical procedures and their role in endodontic treatment to optimise long-term tooth preservation.
