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DAY 2 - CONFERENCE SPEAKER

Dr. Marino Sutedjo

Born in Surabaya-Indonesia (14th October 1979), Dr. Marino Sutedjo
graduated with a BDS from dental School of Trisakti University (Jakarta-
Indonesia) at 2003. In the same year he carried out his Master degree from
University of Airlangga (Surabaya-Indonesia) in Conservative dentistry and
finished his post graduates at 2007. Currently is a Gold member of Style
Italiano Endodontics and the first Asian to join. He is a Key Opinion Leader
in Endodontic for Indonesia and Asia.

His scientific work includes continuous participations in numerous
national and international meetings as a lecturer, moderator and
workshop instructor. In 2010 he opened a private dental training facility in
Surabaya - Indonesia for the purpose of sharing and training exclusively
for endodontics and microscope dentistry. He is also the director of this
facility.

His publications as a co-author of Textbook Retreatments: Solutions for
Periapical Diseases of Endodontic Origin in 2020. And in 2022, he is pointed
to be a lecturer in The University of Siena - Italy, to teach Master Advanced
of Endodontic Program From 2003 until now Dr. Marino Sutedjo runs a
private practice with his wife in Surabaya - Indonesia that concerning in
endodontics and orthodontics..

Speaker’s Lecture :
Scouting the Depth and Shaping the Path (A Tactic and Strategy
in Root Canal Shaping)
"Scouting the Depths" reflect into the intricate process of root canal
treatment, while "Shaping the Path" offers a gripping exploration into the
intricate art of root canal shaping. Both are referring to a vital procedure
in dentistry aimed at saving severely infected teeth, restoring oral health
and alleviating pain.

After access cavity, Preflaring, Canal Scouting and Glyde Path are the first
phases of canal instrumentation and it has also been noted that, during
these phases, the clinician might more frequently encounter procedural
difficulties. These problems include instrument fracture, ledge formation,
canal zipping or canal straightening, strip perforation, apical perforation,
elbow formation and apical blockage. All of these errors can lead to
incomplete debridement of the root canal system and contribute to
decreased success rates of endodontic therapy.

Therefore, a tactic and strategy needed to address these concern in order
to achieve predictable root canal preparation.

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