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I start clinic in 5 months so I know i may be a a little premature about this. But one thing I know that separates competitiveness in the market for 1st year grads is how comfortable they are with doing endo cases. My school has a decent predoctoral endo program. We are not learning rotary, but we are learning the wave-one reciprocating system. I don't want to argue whether it's better than rotary or not, the argument could go both ways. I would like to learn rotary as well seeing as most practices probably don't even use wave-one since its so new.
I want to get as much endo exposure as possible. In clinic endo cases are the hardest to come about. It's possible to do a handful of anterior cases and a couple molars if faculty feel you are competent enough. Are there CE programs that exist that could be taken during dental school 4th year or possibly right after that allow you to take on a lot of endo cases to expand your comfort zone??
I want to get as much endo exposure as possible. In clinic endo cases are the hardest to come about. It's possible to do a handful of anterior cases and a couple molars if faculty feel you are competent enough. Are there CE programs that exist that could be taken during dental school 4th year or possibly right after that allow you to take on a lot of endo cases to expand your comfort zone??