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 Dr. Gary B. Carr, widely recognized as the “Father of Microscopic Endodontics” began practicing endodontics in San Diego in 1982. He received his B.A. from Cornell University in 1969. Dr. Carr served in Vietnam in the U.S. Navy from 1970–72 as a Line Officer aboard the USS Coral Sea. He received his dental degree at SUNYAB (Buffalo, NY) in 1976 and his specialty endodontic training at the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1982. He is a diplomate of the American Association of Endodontists. |
University at Buffalo, School of Dental Medicine Department of Periodontics & Endodontics present s Dr. Gary Carr 1. The Death of Endodontics---Is there Life After Death? A provocative discussion of the reasons why endodontics is losing credibility among restorative dentists and what we must do to reverse the trend.2. Retreatment Endodontics: Getting better Clinical tips to help the endodontist become more efficient in retreating problematic at the Retreatment Game cases. 3. New Developments in the Science of Endodontics: A discussion of what biofilms are, why they are important, and how recent work is enabling us to have a better understanding of their clinical What's New in Biofilms significance. 4. Office design for the Digital Office A thorough discussion of the design requirements for a microscopic, paperless office. Includes a review of the ergonomic essentials in being able to use a microscope efficiently and incorporate digital recordkeeping and digital photography into ones practice. Benefits of Attending Gain a greater appreciation of the threats against endodontics today and what must be done to address them Learn how to use a microscope more efficiently while working in an ergonomically healthy way Learn how advances in Biofilm science are expanding our understanding of endodontic disease Learn how to design an ergonomically efficient operatory Course Objectives At the completion of the program, you should be able to… Design a digital office Understand why Biofilms are important in endodontics Adopt new retreatment techniques Understand why endodontics is under attack Intended Audience Mostly endodontists. GP’s who do a lot of endo. Special Course Features Many case presentations, HD video. Dr. Carr never gives the same presentation twice! Course Details Friday, September 12, 2008 9am-4pm 6 ce hrs ADA/CERP Continental breakfast & lunch included Tuition UB Dental Alum Current Member Dentist $225 Nonmember Dentist $275 Team member $125 Location 105 Harriman Hall Univsersity at Buffalo South Campus  |