Dr Arora told Dental Tribune International that HyFlex EDM offers flexibility and controlled-memory characteristics. In his view, these properties help negotiate more challenging curvatures, limit unnecessary dentine removal and prevent excessive canal enlargement to accommodate instruments. “The more the instrument can adapt to the anatomy, the less the anatomy needs to adapt to the instrument”, he said.

Participants will learn how to use HyFlex EDM instruments effectively and how to minimise instrument stress and procedural errors. The webinar will provide a practical shaping protocol intended to improve confidence, efficiency and predictability. When asked about the key takeaway of the webinar, Dr Arora said: “Shaping is not about reaching the apex as quickly as possible or producing the biggest preparation; it is about creating enough space for effective disinfection while preserving the integrity of the root. Resistance is information. Don’t push through it.”

The webinar, titled “The endodontic precision protocol—simple, predictable, repeatable”, will be broadcast on 23 September at 5 p.m. CEST. Registration is free of charge. Participants can earn one continuing education credit by watching the webinar and completing a quiz afterwards. More information can be found at colteneacademy.com.