My sixth two-day session this year (2025) was once again strikingly innovative — I was truly impressed. Working through case consultations clears up my uncertainties about treatment planning, and my daily practice has become more and more enjoyable. I'm deeply grateful for every chance I've had to learn from the instructors.
— Dentist, female, 30s

At ADEPT, you learn endodontics systematically — from the fundamentals to the advanced techniques needed for private, fee-based practice — and the precision of my everyday work has improved dramatically. Beyond the microscope and technique itself, you also learn how to search and cite the literature using AI, so you can practice truly evidence-based dentistry. The guidance toward international conferences, and the support for actually presenting abroad, are substantial, and gave me the impetus to adopt a global perspective. The learning environment, built on cutting-edge XR technology, is remarkably innovative — a rare program where you can study world-class endodontics without leaving Japan. Participants can even visit New York University, and I don't believe there is another seminar like this anywhere in Japan.
— Dentist, male, 50s

Not just learning endodontics — a course that transforms the very way a dentist learns.

I joined out of a strong desire to study endodontics in depth, but what I feel now, partway through, is that the scope of learning is far broader than I had imagined.
Dr. Okazaki has trained endodontic specialists at New York University. Beyond his deep knowledge and clinical experience, what strikes me most is his excellence as an educator.
The material is of world-class, specialist caliber, yet he teaches in a way that meets each participant's level of understanding and is remarkably clear. You can ask any question freely, and even difficult topics become easier to grasp naturally — one of the great strengths of this course.
You learn systematically, from the classic landmark papers to the latest evidence, and — just as valuably — you learn, in a practical way, how to manage and share literature with AI and how to gather information and study.
It is not simply about adding to your knowledge of endodontics; you develop the very ability to keep learning on your own that this new era demands. That is an experience you rarely find in other seminars.
What's more, there are chances to encounter Dr. Okazaki's international lectures, and those who wish can even open a path to presenting internationally — a glimpse of possibilities beyond everyday practice.
I'm still midway through, yet I already feel a shift not only in how I think about endodontics, but in how I engage with information and approach my daily study.
I wholeheartedly recommend this course — not only to dentists who want world-class endodontics, but to anyone who wants to acquire a new way of learning for the AI era and expand the possibilities of their own practice.
— Dentist, male, 40s

For me, 2025 — including meeting Dr. Okazaki — has become the most meaningful year of my life. I have gained so much, and knowing that half of the course still lies ahead fills me with excitement. I've renewed my resolve to make this a year of fearless, significant growth.
— Dentist, male, 50s