This hands-on workshop will demonstrate the importance of proper positioning of the microscope/patient/doctor for microsurgery, enabling the practitioner to do surgery comfortably and efficiently. A complete surgery will be performed on an extracted tooth mounted in a stone model in a mannequin head, reproducing real-life situations. The procedure will be performed under the microscope utilizing all the microsurgical instruments as well as the new generation of bioceramic putty for root end fillings. The armamentarium will be discussed in detail, allowing the audience to see each instrument’s relevance for the procedure.

Objectives:
Learn importance of proper positioning of microscope/patient/doctor
Become comfortable using the microsurgical instruments
To work in an efficient manner while doing microsurgery

Morning Session: 20 Seats
Afternoon Session: 20 Seats