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This comprehensive update of a classic text presents the latest research on the dental pulp and its interaction with other tissues, highlighting its central role in both local and systemic health. The second edition has been completely revised to incorporate new chapters featuring the most topical issues in research and clinical practice, including developments in stem cell research and pulpodentin regeneration, the effects of the aging process on the pulp, and the interdependent relationship of the pulp and restorative dental procedures. New contributors bring fresh perspective to topics such as pulpal infections, odontalgia, and the relationship between the pulp and periodontal disease. Each chapter provides an introduction to its major themes for the busy clinician or dental student as well as up-to-date, biologically based clinical recommendations for restorative and endodontic procedures. Practicing clinicians will find this information to be essential to providing accurate diagnoses and effective treatment. Table of Contents - Development of the Pulpodentin Complex
- Formation and Repair of Dentin in the Adult
- Pulpodentin Complex
- Pulp as a Connective Tissue
- Stem Cells and the Regeneration of the Pulpodentin Complex
- Circulation of the Pulp
- Dental Innervation and Its Responses to Tooth Injury
- Pain Pathways and Mechanisms of the Pulpodentin Complex
- Pharmacologic Control of Dental Pain
- Pulpal Infections, Including Caries
- Molecular Mediators of Pulpal Inflammation
- Interrelationship of the Pulp and Apical Periodontitis
- Repair of Pulpal Injury with Dental Materials
- Caries, Restorative Dentistry, and the Pulp
- Effects of Thermal and Mechanical Challenges
- Interrelationship of Pulpal and Periodontal Diseases
- Root Resorption
- Aging and the Pulp
- Differential Diagnosis of Toothache: Odontogenic versus Nonodontogenic Pain
- Interrelationship of Pulp and Systemic Disease
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 This is an absolute must for any clinicians doing any RCT., January 31, 2013
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This is a must for all practitioners doing endodontics. One shall not simply do RCT without understanding what you're treating. This book explains it, this book tells it like how it is... It doesn't matter what kind of rotary files you use, you're dealing with the same pulpal disease. You will gain a much deeper understanding of your enemy.
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