Pulpal Pathologies in Endodontics: From Diagnosis to Management

Pulpal Pathologies in Endodontics provides a comprehensive exploration of diseases affecting the dental pulp, integrating foundational science with clinical application. The book discusses the anatomy, physiology, and defense mechanisms of the pulp, followed by a detailed review of etiological factors such as caries, trauma, and iatrogenic causes. It highlights the progression of pulpal disease, from reversible inflammation to irreversible pulpitis, necrosis, and their periapical sequelae.Emphasis is placed on accurate diagnosis, with coverage of clinical examination, pulp testing, and advanced imaging techniques. Evidence-based treatment strategies, including vital pulp therapies and root canal treatment, are presented alongside emerging regenerative approaches. The text also examines histopathological features, prognosis, and clinical decision-making, making it an essential guide for dental students, clinicians, and researchers.By combining biological principles with practical insights, this book bridges the gap between theory and practice, helping practitioners manage pulpal pathologies with confidence and precision.

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