More than 22 million endodontic cases are performed annually -- and of those cases, roughly 68% are performed by general practitioners. The use of CBCT in diagnosing, treatment planning, and gaining case acceptance in endodontic treatments has increased dramatically. Most clinicians today agree that it is advantageous and in some instances essential to take a CBCT scan before any endodontic surgery.

Join Dr. Tadros M. Tadros, practicing and board-certified endodontist and owner of Hudson Endodontics, for a review of how he leverages CBCT in his practice to:

- Diagnose and plan for common endodontic procedures
- Reveal clinically significant issues such as extra anatomy, relationships of structures, traumatic fractures, and others
- Prepare for surgical cases that may involve vulnerable structures, such as sinus cavities, nerve channels or blood vessels Dr. Tadros will review several challenging cases from his practice.

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