I-14 - Hands-on Advanced CBCT Workshop

Wednesday, May 3, 2023

12:30 PM – 4:30 PM CT

Location: McCormick Convention Center Lakeside Center, E252 (Level 2)

Earn 4.0 CE Credits

Workshop Speaker(s)

Mohamed Fayad, D.D.S., M.S., Ph.D.

Director of Endodontic Research, Clinical Associate Professor
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
Chicago, Illinois

Disclosure(s): No financial relationships to disclose
Bruno Azevedo, DDS MS (he/him/his)

1st year Resident
Einstein I.B Bender Endodontic Division
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Disclosure(s): J.Morita USA: Speaker (Ongoing)

Speaker Assistant(s)

Alexander Lee, D.D.S.

Professor, Coordinator of Dental Informatics
Western University of Health Sciences
Pomona, California

Disclosure(s): No financial relationships to disclose

Fee: $1,095 (after March 29: $1,245).

This course is designed to help experienced CBCT users to recognize important imaging patterns related to endodontic conditions and enhance their diagnostic skills by learning how to recognize and overcome undesirable imaging artifacts such as noise, beam hardening, and booming artifacts and demonstrate how software can help users reduce these untoward effects. Using clinical scenarios, we will discuss challenging and advanced cases related to the 3D anatomy of the mouth and adjacent areas, emphasizing the dentition area and Vertical Root Fractures imaging pattern recognition. This course will provide you with advanced knowledge to take full advantage of the critical benefits offered by CBCT imaging.

AAE Workshop Cancellation and No Show Policy:
Refunds for AAE workshops will not be granted, regardless of the circumstance, after April 5, 2023. A no-show occurs if a registrant does not cancel in advance of AND/OR does not show up for their scheduled workshop within 30 minutes of the published start time. If a registrant no-shows, they will forfeit their spot at the workshop and an individual from the waitlist will be given their place.

Learning Objectives:

Explain current technological advances in CBCT hardware and software
Recognize advanced 3D imaging patterns related to vertical root fractures
Recognize advanced 3D imaging patterns to help clinicians develop a differential diagnosis for lesions associated with endodontic scans