Building Confidence in Contemporary Endodontics

A practical course designed for early-career dentists and those wishing to refresh and strengthen their clinical knowledge and skills.

Covering diagnosis, assessment, access preparation, canal management and obturation, this one-day course helps clinicians deliver high-quality endodontic care in general practice.

Practical Training

A hands-on learning experience focused on practical techniques and clinical confidence.

Early Career Focus

Particularly suited to dentists looking to strengthen foundations and develop confidence.

Contemporary Approach

Learn a clear, modern and biologically driven approach to endodontic treatment.

Dundee Delivery

Delivered locally at Wrights Dental as part of The Campbell Academy’s growing Scotland programme.

Develop a clear understanding of pulpal inflammation and infection, including the biological basis of endodontic disease.

Enhance pre-treatment assessment skills, including clinical examination, radiographic interpretation and appropriate use of CBCT.

Gain a structured understanding of each stage of root canal treatment, from access cavity preparation through to obturation.

Improve hands-on competence in canal location, preparation and disinfection techniques.

Build confidence in delivering predictable endodontic care in general dental practice.

A practical workflow using modern rotary file systems.

This course is built around the clinical stages that matter in practice, from assessment and access through to shaping, disinfection and obturation.

Delegates will gain hands-on experience with Dentsply Sirona ProTaper Ultimate and Reciproc Minima, helping translate modern endodontic techniques into everyday general practice.

Designed for clinicians looking to build greater confidence and clarity in endodontics.

The course is particularly suited to early-career dentists and clinicians who would value a structured refresher on contemporary endodontic principles and techniques.

It focuses on practical understanding, clinical application, and the development of more predictable workflows that can be implemented confidently within general practice.

Dr Carol Tait

Dr Carol Tait is a Specialist Endodontist and Senior Lecturer Honorary Consultant at the University of Dundee, where she leads undergraduate endodontic teaching and the clinical Master’s programme in Endodontics.

Carol graduated with Honours from the University of Dundee and later completed a Master’s Degree in Endodontics, before completing higher specialist training in Endodontics. She has taught and examined widely across the UK and internationally, and brings a wealth of specialist clinical and educational experience to this programme.

Delivered in Dundee as part of The Campbell Academy Scotland programme.

The course will take place at Wrights Dental in Dundee, providing a focused learning environment for practical clinical education in Scotland.

Spaces are intentionally limited to support hands-on learning and allow a more interactive educational experience throughout the day.

Is this course suitable for newly qualified dentists?

Yes. The course is designed to support early-career dentists looking to build greater confidence and structure in endodontic treatment, while also being valuable for more experienced clinicians wishing to refresh their knowledge.

Will there be hands-on practical training?

Yes. The programme combines essential theory with practical learning focused on canal location, preparation, disinfection and obturation techniques.

Will CBCT and radiographic assessment be discussed?

Yes. The course includes discussion around assessment, diagnosis, radiographic interpretation and the appropriate use of CBCT within endodontic treatment planning.

What is included within the course fee?

The £795 fee includes course attendance, hands-on practical sessions, course materials, refreshments and VAT.

Where will this course take place?

The course will take place at Wrights Dental, in Dundee.