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The problems arising from root canals in the daily clinical practice of dentistry can often be difficult and time-consuming to solve. In this book a team from one leading center of dental excellence provides detailed and highly illustrated guidance to these difficult areas and how to manage the problems that they often pose.

This text is a practical guide for general dental practitioners and endodontists in training through the difficult areas involved in endodontic work. The top-quality illustrations are of primary importance, coming mainly from one of the UK's leading centers of excellence in dentistry. (Distributed by Thieme for Martin Dunitz Publishers)

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Covers the entire spectrum of modern endodontic. . . Profusely illustrated, and the color figures alone are worth the price. . .good introduction. . . Excellent refresher. --JCO

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Endodontics. Problem -Solving in Clinical Practice

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There is now a myriad of textbooks on endodontics that have been designed for the general dental practitioner. This is another in a long line but nevertheless provides a very readable and informative guide to modern endodontic practice. All the authors are well respected in their professional fields and the senior author has an enviable reputation for producing textbooks of high quality. Improving clinical endodontic care is addressed in a logical sequence with an emphasis placed on proper diagnosis and treatment planning. The two most alluring features of this book are the quality of the illustrative material and the 'easy to read' style of the text. The latter is not burdened by philosophical arguments or academic minutia but there is plenty of information that will help the practitioner to perform better. The text for each chapter is in short paragraphs that are assimilated easily. The quality of the illustrations is superb - the photographs are of a very high standard and the book is profusely illustrated with a number of figures on every page.

The book is in 12 chapters and begins with a thorough discourse on history, diagnosis and treatment planning and the second chapter is concerned with root canal anatomy. These provide a sound basis for the succeeding chapters on treatment. The third chapter, on preparation prior to endodontics, is important and a clinical imperative that is often overlooked in other textbooks. The chapter on isolation that follows demonstrates clearly the purpose of this book. After reading this chapter all the knowledge has been given to allow the busy practitioner to use rubber dam routinely. Many hints and tips are given to facilitate easy isolation of the operating field. Chapter 5 describes root canal preparation. All the principles of access and preparation are described. With so many techniques and instruments available it would be difficult to cover all in this book but the authors give popular examples of hand and rotary preparation techniques. The chapters on irrigation and medication, and obturation are lucid and whilst not exhaustive are very helpful. Further chapters on root canal retreatment, restoration of the root filled tooth, complex endodontic problems, endodontic management of permanent teeth in children and endodontic emergencies complete the knowledge base.

Overall, this book is a first class production, the reading of which will inevitably lead to improved care for patients.

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T.R. PITT FORD, BDS, PHD, FDS RCPS J.S. RHODES, BDS, MSC, MRD RCS, MFGDP H.E. PITT FORD, FDS RCS 207 pages. $99.95. 2002. Martin Dunitz, London; distrib­uted by Thieme New York 333 Seventh Ave. New York, NY 10001. (800) 782-3488; www.thieme.com .

O rthodontists, general den­tists, and anyone else inter­ested in the current state of the art and science of clinical en­dodontics should read this rela­tively brief new book, which covers the entire spectrum of modern endodontic practice.

The first two chapters, de­scribing diagnosis and root ­canal anatomy, are particularly well done. The chapters on preparation and obturation show the most recent advances, in­cluding the use of MTA and K3 rotary instruments. Other chap­ters include complex endodontic problems, emergencies, and the care of children.

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Because the authors do not intend for their book to be a rig­orous review of the literature, they include a suggested reading list rather than footnotes at the end of each chapter. The book is profusely illustrated, and the color figures alone are worth the price.

I have a few minor dis­agreements with the text, such as ascribing an inflammatory etiol­ogy to cervical resorption. Al­though this may sometimes be the case, I prefer to categorize it as a replacement resorption. On the whole, however, the authors have admirably achieved their goal of surveying clinical endo­dontics in an easy-to-read man­ner.

The book would serve as a good introduction to endodon­tics for dental students as well as an excellent refresher for any dentist. The senior author, T.R. Pitt Ford, has been a hero of mine since I was an endodontic resident, so it was a special plea­sure to review this book.

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This text is a practical guide for general dental practitioners  and endodontists in training through the difficult areas involved in endodontic  work. The top-quality illustrations are of primary importance, coming mainly  from one of the UK’s leading centers of excellence in dentistry. (Distributed by Thieme for Martin Dunitz Publishers)

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Chapter 1 | 22  pages, rationale for endodontic retreatment, chapter 2 | 22  pages, decision making and treatment planning, chapter 3 | 22  pages, dismantling coronal restorations, chapter 4 | 22  pages, removal of pastes, gutta percha and hard cements, chapter 5 | 24  pages, removal of silver points and separated instruments, chapter 6 | 16  pages, perforation repair and renegotiating the root canal system following dismantling, chapter 7 | 18  pages, irrigation and medication, chapter 8 | 16  pages, introduction to surgical endodontics, chapter 9 | 14  pages, pain control, haemostasis and flap design, chapter 10 | 24  pages, surgical procedures.

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