Contemporary Endodontics: Evidence, Technique & Materials
Date: Thursday 23 July 2026
Time: 9:30am – 5:30pm
Location: Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre
Pricing:
$650 Members
$700 Non-Members
Overview:
This full-day masterclass bridges human and veterinary endodontic evidence to deliver practical, clinically grounded learning across every stage of root canal therapy. Participants will explore contemporary access cavity design, canal preparation philosophy, NiTi instrumentation, advanced obturation materials including BC Sealer and MTA, and approaches to assessing long-term treatment success and retreatment decisions. The workshop focuses on current evidence, instrumentation advances, and challenging clinical scenarios including large open apices and complex anatomy. This workshop is suitable for all members in veterinary dentistry and does not permit student attendance.
Speaker:
Dr William Ha BDSc GCRC PhD DClinDent(Endo) FPFA MRACDS(Endo)
Why Attend:
Learn how human and veterinary evidence can inform endodontic practice
Refine access cavity design techniques for different clinical situations
Understand contemporary canal preparation and irrigation strategies
Compare modern NiTi instrumentation systems and preparation philosophies
Gain confidence using BC Sealer and MTA in complex cases
Improve decision-making around treatment success, retreatment and failure assessment
Key Learning Outcomes:
Applying evidence from both human and veterinary endodontics
Optimising canal preparation and instrumentation approaches
Selecting appropriate obturation materials and techniques
Managing complex anatomy and open apex cases
Evaluating treatment outcomes and periapical healing
Assessing retreatment options and treatment failures
Program Highlights:
Introduction and the human–veterinary evidence interface
Access cavity design approaches
Ideal canal preparation size, taper and irrigation strategies
NiTi file systems and instrumentation advances
BC Sealer and MTA: properties, techniques and evidence
Defining success in endodontics
Assessment of retreatment and failure case