Endodontics
Books/Surgical Endodontics
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Color Atlas of
Endodontics
By William T. Johnson
ISBN:0721690300 Publisher: W B Saunders, March 2002
$189.00 224 pages 575 illus
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Book Description: This resource presents both surgical and nonsurgical
aspects of endodontics. It includes the very latest materials and methods
of endodontic treatment. These are explained thoroughly and
effectively. This comprehensive text makes generous use
of illustrations, many in full color, to explain the techniques
presented. Key topics covered include diagnosis,
access openings, determination of working length, instrumentation, obturation,
nonsurgical and surgical retreatment of failed cases, flap design, root-end
resection, crypt management, apical filling, and post and core placement
techniques.
Color Atlas of
Microsurgery in Endodontics
By Syngcuk Kim, Gabriele Pecora, and Richard A. Rubenstein
ISBN:0721648517 Publisher: W B Saunders, Nov. 2000
$205.00 192 pages 324 ills Hardcover
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Book Description: Dr. Syngcuk Kim is a world leader in microsurgical endodontic
techniques. Here he introduces recent endodontic advances, showcasing
developments in microsurgical
techniques and instrumentation. The book is a full-color reference with
380 brilliant illustrations. Topics included are a comparison of
traditional surgery and microsurgery in endodontics, microsurgical
instruments, operation of the microscope, soft tissue management, and
retropreparation. The book presents actual case histories.
Endodontic Surgery
by C
R Stockdale ISBN 1850970203 Publisher:
Quintessence, Nov. 1992 $56.00
Book Description: This work presents the
subject of endodontic surgery in a simplified, easy-to-understand
way and to fully explain the possibilities it
offers the patient. The book also deals with endodontic
surgery failures, the reasons it occurs and ways to minimize
risks.
Endodontic
Therapy by Franklin S. Weine
ISBN: 0323019439 Publisher: CV Mosby, Aug. 2003
$105.00 640 pages, Hardcover
Book Description: This book is especially directed at general practitioners who
wishe to expand their practice by offering more root canal procedures.
From renowned dental endodontic educator, Dr.
Franklin Weine, this valuable resource takes a clinical approach.
An extensive collection of "before and after" patient
cases are generously illustrated with radiographs — many of
which show 25 years posttreatment results. Offering the most relevant
information in a convenient size, this 6th edition includes recent major
changes in instruments, techniques in canal preparation, and the
advances in canal filling that have occurred.
Endodontics (3rd Edition)
by Christopher J. R. Stock, MSc, BDS, DGDP, Kishor Gulabivala, BDS,
MSc and Richard T. Walker, RD, PhD, BDS
ISBN: 0723432031 Publisher: Mosby, Ltd., Nov. 2004
$239.00 Hardcover: 336 pages
Book
Description: This book gives the latest information on endodontic instrumentation
and obturation techniques. The subject is clearly illustrated with 1600
illustrations, including color-coded line diagrams. Diagnostic and clinical
information is easy to follow in this logically organized text. A full chapter
is devoted to radiography, emphasizing its importance in both diagnosis and
treatment.
Essential Endodontology
by D Orstavik (Editor), T R Pitt-Ford (Editor) ISBN
0632040890 Publisher: Munksgaard International Publishers,
1998)
$189.99 Hardcover: 410 pages
ISBN: 0632040890
Book Description: This text on endodontics has
been written by multiple authors, including some of the leading authorities in North
America, Europe, Scandinavia, etc. It is targeted at
postgraduates in specialist training courses, but should also be
useful to senior undergraduates and general practitioners seeking to expand
their practices. It
aims to address the scientific basis of endodontology rather than
didactic methods of treatment. Apical periodontitis is promoted as a
disease entity, with the etiology, prevention and treatment presented.
Harty's Endodontics in Clinical
Practice (5th Edition) by F J Harty & T R Pitt-Ford ISBN
0723610894 Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann Medical,
February 2004 $85.95
Book Description The length of training
for dental undergraduates has gradually been increased in order to strengthen
the scientific foundation of dentistry, which means that students are now
more analytical and prepared to question clinical procedures that are
not based on sound principles. Over the years Endodontics in
Clinical Practice has become accepted as an authoritative guide to
proven clinical practice. Although Endodontics is regarded as a
recognized specialty there will never be a sufficient number of
specialists to treat more than the most difficult cases. There
remains, therefore, a need for undergraduates to be taught practical
endodontics, and this manual has remained the
textbook of choice for many years. Regarded as a classic in its
field, Endodontics in Clinical Practice is written both for undergraduates
and general practitioners.
Pathways of the Pulp (9th Edition)
by
Stephen Cohen (Editor), Kenneth M. Hargreaves ISBN
032303067X
Publisher: Mosby, Inc., Dec. 2005 $125.00
Book Description For a thorough
understanding of both
the art and science of endodontics, there is simply no better text
than the new ninth edition of this popular classic. The ninth edition offers
a superb new full-color design and integrates the latest
evidence-based research for clinical treatments. It includes coverage
of the latest devices and techniques for
instrumentation and obturation. It includes surgical and nonsurgical retreatment procedures.
It is our best-selling endodontic text. Students and practitioners will gain a better understanding of pulp
development, structure and function, pathology and microbiology. This
comprehensive coverage employs a unique 3-part approach: The Art of
Endodontics, The Science of Endodontics, and Related Clinical Topics
combine to cover root canal therapy in depth.
Practical Lessons in Endodontic
Surgery by D E Arens, M Torabinejad, N Chivian & R
Rubinstein ISBN 0867153334 Publisher:
Quintessence, Aug. 1998 $89.00
Synopsis This book focuses
on the successful management of endodontic surgery. Treatment of
common problems such as curved roots, accessory canals, resorptive
destruction - often requires going beyond conventional endodontic
therapy to a surgical approach. The text presents
procedures and techniques for both
beginners and experienced practitioners, and is written to be
useful for any
skilled clinician. Every aspect of endodontic surgery is addressed
in 42 lessons that detail preoperative analysis, surgical methods,
treatment procedures, and postoperative care. Lessons include sample
forms ready for use.
Problem Solving in
Endodontics: Prevention, Identification, and Management (3rd Edition)
by JL Gutmann, TC Dumsha, PE Lovdahl, EJ Hovland ISBN
0815140444 Publisher: Mosby-Year
Book, June 1997
$89.00
Book Description: This text focuses on difficult and challenging
areas in endodontics.
Key issues such as locating and negotiating fine and calcified
canals, canal cleaning and shaping, root canal obturation,
non-surgical root canal retreatment and management of endodontic
emergencies are presented in a manner which stresses adhering to
basic principles which will prevent
problems in treatment, identify problems already present or
occurring during a treatment, and manage those problems once
they are recognized. All common problems are addressed, and
step-by-step solutions are suggested.
