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SELTZER AND BENDER'S DENTAL PULP

This book is only for serious dentist who want to understand the scientific basis of endodontics. This body of work is beyond undergraduate students who will find it too science oriented and not enough clinically based. It's a recommended read for any endodontist trying to attain cutting edge understanding of the science behind his field

COLOR ATLAS OF ENDODONTICS

This comprehensive resource presents all aspects of endodontics, both surgical and nonsurgical. The very latest materials and methods used in providing endodontic treatment are explained thoroughly and effectively -- and are highlighted visually through the generous use of illustrations, many in full-color. Key topics include diagnosis, access, working length determination, instrumentation, obturation, retreatment of failed nonsurgical cases, flap design, root-end resection, crypt management, root end filling, post and core techniques, and core placement.



CLINICAL ENDODONTICS: A TEXTBOOK

The Book is very useful for students and contents all basic information on endodontics.

MODERN ENDODONTIC PRACTICE

Like many other dental and medical specialties, endodontics has evolved and changed over the years. The changes that have occurred in the last 10 years, however, have been of great magnitude and profundity. The microscope, ultrasonic units with specially configured tips, superbly accurate microchip computerized apex locators, flexible nickel-titanium files in rotary engines, and greater emphasis on microscopic endodontic surgery have totally changed
the way endodontics and endodontic surgery are practiced.

ENDODONTICS PROBLEM-SOLVING IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

This book has been primarily written for the practising dental practitioner, who would like to
be updated in modern clinical endodontics, although it will also be of benefit for practitioners
with a special interest in endodontics. With the rise in patient expectations about retaining
endodontically involved posterior teeth as well as anteriors, busy dental practitioners need to
be aware of current views on diagnosis and treatment.

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