Managing dental pulp inflammation has historically centered around tissue extirpation or conventional vital pulp therap…

Elevating Precision and Ergonomics: The Standard for Microscope-Assisted Dentistry The Dental Operative Microscope (DOM…

As dental clinicians, one of our most complex clinical challenges is managing post-treatment endodontic disease. While …

In the field of modern endodontics, clinical success relies heavily on the meticulous determination of the root canal w…

As dental practitioners, we frequently face the challenge of treating teeth with extensive structural loss due to deep …

As dental specialists and clinicians, our primary clinical goal has traditionally been the eradication of infection, of…

The management of immature permanent teeth with necrotic pulps and wide open apices represents one of the most formidab…

Working length determination remains one of the most debated and clinically significant aspects of endodontic treatment…

The management of pulpal disease in pediatric and young permanent teeth has undergone a profound transformation, moving…

For over four decades, Cohen’s Pathways of the Pulp has stood as the gold standard in endodontic literature. The 12th …

Tooth formation anomalies are rare disturbances, which are capable of originating dental elements with very unusual an…

In the restoration of endodontically treated teeth, fiber-reinforced posts cemented with self-adhesive resin cements ar…

The requirement for immediate vascularization of engineered dental pulp poses a major hurdle towards successful imple…