Textbook of Endodontics

This book serves as an introductory for dental students and a refresher source for general practitioners. The book attempts to incorporate most recent advances in endodontics while at the same time not losing the sight of basics, therefore, making the study of endodontics easier and interesting. Advances in endodontics have been made continuously, especially after Pierre Fauchard described the pulp very precisely. Endodontics showed the improvement in anesthesia and radiographs for better treatment results. The better vision, better techniques of biomechanical preparations and obturation are being developed resulting in the simpler, easier and faster endodontics with more predictable results. In an attempt to improve the book further, clinical case-photographs and radiographs are provided for better understanding of the subject