Meriem Fejjeri

Title : Surgical and nonsurgical management of complex endodontic cases

Abstract:

Factors such as complexity of root canal anatomy, the presence of periapical lesions, perforation, radicular resorption can complicate endodontic treatment. The modern technologies as operative microscope, cone beam computed tomography, ultrasonic tips, devices to activate irrigation and bioactive material can be very helpful when practician is faced with difficult cases. The option of surgical management is considered when unsuccessful outcome of nonsurgical treatment or retreatment occurs. It is essential to evaluate surgical cases on the basis of preoperative clinical and radiographic findings to obtain a predictably high success rate. In this work, we will present successful management of very challenging cases with long-term follow-up.

Biography:

Dr Meriem Fejjeri was graduated from the Faculty of Dental Medicine of Monastir, Tunisia, in 2013. She earned her Postgraduate diploma in Endodontics and conservative Dentistry from the same Faculty in 2018. She obtained a master's degree in radioprotection in 2018 and in statistical methodology, epidemiology and clinical research in 2022 from medicine faculty of Tunis (University of Tunis El Manar). She is an assistant professor at the University of Monastir teaching conservative dentistry and endodontics since 2020. She is the head of the dental medicine department in Habib Thameur hospital, Tunis. She is a member of “Biological and Clinical Dento-Facial Approach” research laboratory (LR12ES10), since 2015. She presented conferences and workshops nationally and internationally and published scientific articles in several journals.