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Webinar

Aesthetic Emergencies in Endodontics: From Trauma and Bleaching to Surgical Perspectives.

EDPA 31st Annual Meeting and Annual conference

Location

Ethiopia, Africa

Speaker

Associate Profes Mohammed Abou El Seoud

Mohammed Abou El Seoud is an associate professor of Endodontics. He got his BDS, Master’s degree, and PhD in 2005, 2011 and 2019 respectively, all in Endodontic Department of Cairo and minya Universities. He have been in academia since 2015; going up the ladder from assistant lecturer then to his current post as a lecturer when he got his PhD in 2019. his current job entails involvement with different sides of education (under-grad. and post-grad.) including lecturing, hands-on supervision, examinations, clinical work, thesis supervision as well as some administrative work for quality assurance of our program, also he represents the endodontic department in the lesion committee.
He is trying to focus on producing quality research which co-authored diversities of publications in the Journal of Endodontics, Saudi Endodontic Journal, journal of Clinical medicine and BMC Oral Health. also extended his contribution to the scientific community by reviewing for the Journal of Radiology Case

Organizer

Ethiopian Dental Professionals' Association

Abstract : 

Aesthetic emergencies in endodontics present unique diagnostic and therapeutic challenges that require immediate, precise, and interdisciplinary management. This lecture explores the endodontist’s role in addressing sudden aesthetic concerns arising from traumatic dental injuries, discoloration following endodontic therapy, and complications requiring surgical intervention. Emphasis will be placed on evidence-based decision-making in managing traumatic injuries affecting anterior teeth, modern internal bleaching protocols, and the integration of endodontic microsurgery for optimal functional and aesthetic outcomes. Through clinical case discussions and updates from recent literature, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to combine biological principles with aesthetic considerations to achieve predictable, long-lasting results in complex aesthetic emergencies.

Learning objectives : 

  • Recognize and classify common aesthetic emergencies in endodontic practice, including traumatic injuries and post-endodontic discolorations.
  • Apply evidence-based protocols for the immediate and long-term management of dental trauma affecting the anterior aesthetic zone.
  • Evaluate and implement modern internal bleaching techniques for discoloured endodontically treated teeth, emphasizing safety and predictability.
  • Integrate surgical endodontic approaches including microsurgical techniques for cases where aesthetics are compromised due to apical pathology or root resorption
  • Collaborate effectively with restorative and aesthetic teams to deliver multidisciplinary care that preserves both function and aesthetics.