Endodontics / Restorative dentistry

Restoratively Driven Endodontics — Incidental Training

Incidental Training

At a glance

Format
8 days in four 2-day modules
Location
Newcastle upon Tyne; confirm cohort venue
Course fee
£6,500 including VAT; £6,000 early-booking fee advertised until end October 2026
Qualification
Not yet confirmed
CPD hours
56 verifiable hours

Course overview

An eight-day collaboration with Contemporary Endodontics, connecting root-canal treatment with the restorative decisions before and afterwards. The programme progresses from assessment and primary treatment to complex canals, restorative integration and retreatment.

Who is it for?

Dentists

What will you learn?
  • Assessment and primary endodontics
  • Complex canal management
  • Pre- and post-endodontic restoration
  • Retreatment
Practical experience

Microscope-based clinical simulation using natural teeth in purpose-built simulators and bespoke typodont scenarios. Small groups and multiple speakers provide individual coaching across access, shaping, obturation, complex canals and restorative/endodontic decision-making.

Time commitment

8 days in four two-day modules

Additional costs

One year of contemporaryendo.com on-demand access included.

Tutors

Jon Cowie; Luca Moranzoni; Will Holme; Chris O’Connor; Colin McGuirk; Oliver Bailey

Related courses and pathways

Dates and places: Four modules between February and May 2027; confirm booking terms.

Provider information checked: 2026-09-28. Source check only; not a quality endorsement.

Confirm current fees, dates and award requirements with the provider. A qualification level alone does not establish equivalence to a university degree.

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