European Society of Endodontology

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The ESE is a vibrant and dynamic organization with 36 member societies from 33 countries. Over 7500 ordinary, 300 specialist/certified/guest, 200 PG student members.

Historie

HISTORY
The European Society of Endodontology (ESE) was created in 1983 from the existing European Academy of Endodontology. The Society was initially made-up of ‘active’ individual members but was re-structured in 2001 into a federal organisation representing national endodontic and dental societies throughout Europe and beyond and a new category of ‘Certified’ individual members. More recently a new 'specialist' membership category was introduced.

The ESE is now governed by a General Assembly made-up of country representative from each member society and managed by an Executive Board that currently consists of President, Claus Löst; Secretary, Paul Dummer; Treasurer, Hakki Sunay; Chair of Education and Scholarship Committee, John Whitworth and Chair of Research Committee, Leo Tjäderhane.

http://www.e-s-e.eu/about-the-ese/history.html

ESE AIMS
The aims of the ESE are:
1. to develop Endodontology and enhance the provision of endodontic care;
2. to represent the discipline of Endodontology at a European and world level;
3. to serve as a non-profit federal organisation for member national endodontic/dental societies;
4. to act as a scientific consultant for Endodontology within Europe and beyond;
5. to promote links between the various national associations, societies or groups of Endodontology within Europe, and to encourage their establishment and development.

To see the ESE Constitution and Bylaws go to:
http://www.e-s-e.eu/about-the-ese/constitution-and-bylaws_07_2013.pdf