Endodontic Science, 2 Vols.

Description

Endodontic Science describes our current knowledge of the principles and practice of endodontic treatment. It is a comprehensive guide to the diagnosis, planning and treatment of a variety of conditions encountered by the endodontist.
Based on the strong clinical evidence and techniques of a number of researchers and clinicians, the book highlights the best use of endodontic materials in a wide variety of clinical conditions.
Beautifully presented, and with over 1700 illustrations, this new book is essential reading for all endodontists, whether in research, teaching or patient-care.

Contents

1 Pulpal Biology
2 Root Development and Clinical Implications
3 Endodontic Treatment Planning
4 Endodontic Diagnosis Planning
5 Applications of Cone Beam Computed Tomography in Endodontics
6 Diagnosis of inflamed Dental Pulp
7 Treatment of inflamed Dental Pulp
8 Microbiological Aspects in Endodontics
9 Biology and Pathology of Apical Periodontitis
10 Epidemiology and therapy of Apical Periodontitis
11 Differential Diagnosis of Apical Periodontitis
12 Endodontic infection Control
13 Tooth internal Anatomy and Coronal Preparation
14 Challenge of Root Canal Preparation
15 Evolution of Endodontic instruments
16 Root Canal Preparation
17 A Systematic Review of Efficacy of Niquel-Titanium instruments on Shaping of Curve Root Canal
18 Fracture of Engine-Driven NiTi Endodontic instruments – theoretical and Practical Concepts
19 Root Canal Irrigation
20 Calcium Hydroxide
21 Root Canal Obturation and Coronal Seal
22 Diagnosis of Endodontic Failure
23 Treatment of Endodontic Failure
24 Biologic and Clinical Aspects of Traumatic Dental injuries
25 Endodontic Surgery
26 Healing Process Following Endodontic Treatment
27 Fundaments of Clinical Application of the intra-Radicular Posts