DentistryOnline courseEndodontics
Root canal essentials plus the front-desk and team skills that keep endodontic patients coming back
Three short programmes are packaged in Endodontics & Clinical Case Communication: a 12-lesson clinical endodontics sequence with Matthew Chesler, a new-patient experience module and a unit on fixing team dysfunction, with Ricardo Mitrani and Richard Keefe also teaching. The 26 lessons run 4 h 15 min and pair access-to-obturation technique with phone handling, concierge paperwork, follow-up and the five classic team dysfunctions.
- 3modules
- 26lessons
- 4 h 15 minof video
- 3instructors
What you’ll be able to do
- Work through access, glide path, instrumentation and working length in a logical order
- Apply a sound irrigation and infection-control protocol before obturating
- Restore the endodontically treated tooth with its long-term prognosis in mind
- Design a new patient journey from first call to checkout and follow-up
- Spot and correct trust, conflict and accountability problems inside the team
Inside the course
Clinical endodontics in 2 h 35 min
Twelve focused lessons cover perforation management, two parts each on shaping and filling canals, and finish with a filmed root canal procedure.
The new patient experience
Eight brief lessons look at the office itself, screening incoming calls, a concierge approach to forms, the courtesy call before treatment, the appointment day, handoffs between team members and after-visit contact.
From dysfunction to alignment
The last module applies the familiar five-dysfunction model — absent trust, fear of conflict, weak commitment, avoided accountability and inattention to results — to the dental team.
Who teaches
Chesler completed endodontic residency at the Naval Postgraduate Dental School; Mitrani is a Mexico City prosthodontist who has lectured in 30 countries; Keefe practises general dentistry in Massillon, Ohio.
Built for
- Practice owners who also treat root canalsClinical refresher and patient-flow ideas in a single afternoon of viewing.
- Front-desk leads and office managersThe new-patient and team modules are usable without clinical background.
Curriculum
Module 1. Approachable Clinical Endodontics (2 h 35 min) 12 lessons
- Access Cavity Preparation
- Anatomy & Perforation Management
- Glide Path
- Instrumentation Part I
- Working Length
- Instrumentation Part II
- Infection Prevention
- Irrigation Protocol
- Obturation Part I
- Obturation Part II
- The Endodontically Treated Tooth
- Root Canal Treatment – Clinical Demo
Module 2. Implementing the Exceptional New Patient Experience (55 min) 8 lessons
- The Office
- First Contact
- Phone Call Filtering
- Paperwork & The Patient Concierge
- The Courtesy Call
- Appointment Day
- Handoffs & Checkout
- Follow-Ups
Module 3. Turning Team Dysfunction Into Alignment (45 min) 6 lessons
- Five Team Dysfunctions
- Absence of Trust
- Fear of Conflict
- Lack of Commitment
- Avoidance of Accountability
- Inattention to Results
Before you buy
Does this repeat material from other endodontic courses in the catalogue?
Yes — the clinical module uses the same 12 lesson titles as the first module of Endodontics Made Practical: Diagnose, Treat, Succeed, so owners of that course would mainly gain the two management modules.
How deep does the management content go?
The two non-clinical modules total about 1 h 40 min, so treat them as a practical primer rather than a full management programme.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Online video course |
|---|---|
| Instructors | Ricardo Mitrani, Matthew Chesler, Richard Keefe |
| Contents | 3 modules · 26 lessons |
| Duration | 4 h 15 min |
| Access | Lifetime, self-paced |
| Department | Dentistry |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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