Modern endodontics increasingly looks beyond simply treating disease and focuses on preserving, repairing, and supporting the biological potential of dental tissues.
Within this approach, bioactive materials such as Biodentine have gained attention for their versatility across different clinical situations.
Its physicochemical profile, bioactivity, and sealing properties are key characteristics that help explain its potential role in biologically oriented endodontic treatment.
Biodentine can be incorporated into several therapeutic approaches, including vital pulp therapy and regenerative endodontics.
Its applications also extend to challenging situations such as root resorption and perforation repair, where adequate sealing and tissue-friendly behavior are particularly important.
However, the success of any material depends on more than its properties. Proper case selection, diagnosis, clinical protocols, and appropriate handling are essential for translating the potential of a bioactive material into predictable clinical outcomes.
► WEBINAR: Working Length in Endodontics: The Most Controversial Topic Explained by Dr. Arnaldo Castellucci
In this webinar, Dr. Mitra Elli explores the clinical applications of Biodentine within biologically oriented endodontics, discussing its fundamental characteristics, clinical protocols, case selection, and the current evidence supporting its use in contemporary practice.
We invite you to watch the full webinar, shared in this post, to discover how one bioactive material can offer multiple clinical possibilities and how Biodentine may be integrated thoughtfully into modern endodontic treatment.
