Deciding better before you open changes everything that happens next.
Three days of clinical, hands-on training to strengthen your diagnosis, better understand anatomy, and connect every stage of treatment within a clearer protocol.
Reserve with $500 and complete the balance through monthly payments.
Early registration ends August 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM.
You don't need more isolated information. You need to better connect the decisions you already make every day.
Diagnosis, anatomy, and planning shape everything that happens afterward. When these decisions aren't connected, treatment can turn into a sequence of steps performed out of routine.
EndoAdvance Total: Fundamentals was designed to help you better interpret the case before intervening and connect every stage within a more deliberate clinical protocol.
Does the pain really have an endodontic origin?
What anatomy can you anticipate before starting the access?
Does the chosen sequence respond to the case, or just to habit?
Better endodontics doesn't start with the instrument. It starts with the decision.
Integrate symptoms, clinical tests, and imaging to make a more informed decision before starting treatment.
Recognize internal landmarks and preserve structure without losing clinical visibility.
Relate instrumentation to glide path, canal curvatures, and individual anatomy.
Integrate instrumentation, irrigation, and bioceramic obturation into a single workflow.
Navigate multiplanar sections and bring three-dimensional information into clinical planning.
Apply anatomical and tomographic references to guide a more deliberate, conservative exploration.
More judgment before access. More intention during the procedure. More control at every stage.
The clinical rationale behind every decision.
The maneuvers on 3D anatomical replicas.
Every stage within an applicable clinical sequence.
You're not just here to watch a technique. You're here to understand when, how, and why to apply it.
You'll work on 3D anatomical replicas to translate concepts into a tangible experience and understand how anatomy shapes every decision.
You train your hand, but also the decision that guides it.
During hands-on sessions, you'll have shared access to two clinical microscopes and the chance to try loupes with different magnifications to compare visualization options.
Microscopes will be available on a shared, supervised basis during scheduled activities.
Real images from the course: students, hands-on practice, and equipped stations from previous editions.
Diagnosis, pain, radiographic interpretation, internal anatomy, access, and canal location.
Conservative instrumentation, glide path, curvature control, irrigation, and bioceramic obturation.
CBCT, root anatomy, access planning, MB2, and case discussion.
The program connects clinical evidence, imaging, internal anatomy, conservative instrumentation, irrigation, biomaterials, and CBCT so every decision has a clear clinical rationale.
The goal isn't to memorize a rigid sequence, but to understand why it can change depending on anatomy and clinical context.
DMD, Universidad Central de Venezuela. Master's Degree in Endodontics, Advanced Standing Program at Boston University, graduating with Honors. Member of the AAE, AGD, and MSD. Former Clinical Associate Professor of pre-doctoral Endodontics in Caracas, Venezuela. Licensed dentist in Massachusetts, practicing exclusively in Endodontics.
Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Dr. Jacqueline Lopez Gross earned her Master of Science in Endodontics from the University of Toronto in 2018 and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada. She previously completed the Advanced Program in Endodontics at New York University in 2012. Her academic and research achievements include receiving the Best Oral Research Presentation Award at the 2018 American Association of Endodontists Annual Meeting, as well as a Research Award from the International College of Prosthodontics and IFEA in 2019. Dr. Lopez Gross is the owner of 562 Endodontics in London, Ontario, where she maintains a clinical practice limited to Endodontics. She also teaches in the Graduate Endodontic Program at the University of Toronto, serves as an Adjunct Clinical Professor at Western University, and volunteers with Children's Oral Health Outreach Canada and The Wright Clinic.
Diagnostic clarity, anatomical understanding, access planning, hands-on value, instrumentation and obturation, and CBCT application.
Direct interaction with the faculty.
Execution on anatomical replicas.
Clinical discussion without language barriers.
Less logistics for the participant.
Continuing education and training in a single experience.
More access to practice and feedback.
Your registration includes the materials, equipment, and instruments needed for the scheduled hands-on sessions. You're welcome to bring your own loupes if you'd like to use them, though they're not required.
Laptop. Personal loupes, only if you'd like to use them.
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Reserve your station with $500 and complete the balance through monthly payments.
Early registration ends August 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM. The balance must be completed before the course begins.
Reserve My Station with $500The course will take place in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, approximately six minutes by car from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL).
Participants will be able to stay at the same hotel as the event, with preferred rates. Our team can help you via WhatsApp with booking the host hotel or nearby alternatives.
The next clinical decision starts before you open. Train a protocol that connects diagnosis, anatomy, and execution, and return to your practice with greater clarity about every stage of treatment.
Fort Lauderdale · November 6–8, 2026 · In English · In-person · Lecture & Hands-on · 24 CE Credits
