Aim of Principles and Practice is to incorporate recent evidence-based informa-

tion regarding technological and scientific advances in the field of endodontics when available and when appropriate.

 Our textbook, written specifically for dental students and general dentists, focusses on clinical content and contains the information necessary for those who would like to incorporate endodontics in their practice. This includes diagno-

sis and treatment planning as well as management of pulpal and periapical diseases. 

The new edition of this book focuses on clinical content and has removed some of the basic science since the readers have already studied the basic sciences related to endodontic practice .

This edition contains information regarding the pathogenesis of pulp and periapical diseases, systemic consideration for patients who need endodontic intervention, endodontic radiology including the use of CBCT, diagnosis and treatment planning, differential diagnosis of pain and radiolucencies of non-pulpal origin, endodontic case complexity and when to refer to an endodontist, endodontic instruments, local anesthesia, emergency treatment, management of vital pulp including regeneration of pulp-dentin complex, traumatic injuries, root canal anatomy, access preparations, cleaning and shaping, obturation, and temporization as well as restoration of endodontically treated teeth and bleaching. 

There is mid-chapter questions (online) on each chapter.