SP-20 Intentional Replantation and Surgical Repositioning in Endodontics: Past, Present, and Future Perspectives

CE Hours: 0.75

Description: This session aims to provide a comprehensive overview of intentional replantation and surgical repositioning in endodontics, blending historical perspectives, evidence-based guidelines, and clinical expertise to empower attendees in making informed decisions. Beginning with an exploration of their origins and early usage as a last-resort option to a recognized treatment alternative. By synthesizing current literature and guidelines, the session will delve into the latest recommendations and evidence-based data pertaining to intentional replantation and surgical repositioning. Participants will develop a nuanced understanding of the efficacy, indications, and limitations of these techniques within modern endodontic practice. The presentation will feature a selection of clinical cases showcasing intentional replantation and surgical repositioning in practical scenarios. Through detailed case analyses and interactive discussions, attendees will have the opportunity to examine the decision-making process, treatment outcomes, and complexities encountered in these intricate procedures.

Learning Objectives:  

• Evaluate the historical evolution of intentional replantation and surgical repositioning techniques in endodontics, tracing their development from early practices to contemporary standards.
• Critically examine clinical cases, illustrating the decision making process, treatment outcomes, and challenges associated with intentional replantation and surgical repositioning, understanding of their practical application.
• Be familiar with current literature, guidelines, and evidence based data to assess the efficacy, indications, and limitations of intentional replantation and surgical repositioning in modern endodontic practice.