Description
Discover the evolving landscape of modern dentistry with The Digital and Biological Renaissance in Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics, an academic reference edited by Dr. Jerrin Abraham George. This book explores how technological innovation and biological understanding are transforming contemporary dental diagnosis, treatment planning and restorative practices.
Bringing together five important areas of conservative dentistry and endodontics, the book examines the applications of artificial intelligence in dental diagnostics, three-dimensional imaging, CBCT technology and computer-guided endodontic access. It also explores dentin biomodification and nanotechnology, highlighting their potential role in improving adhesive bonding, restoration durability and biocompatibility.
A significant focus is placed on regenerative endodontics and advanced vital pulp therapy, including the biological principles of pulp preservation, tissue regeneration and the use of bioactive materials. Further discussions cover next-generation nickel-titanium file metallurgy, dynamic irrigation activation and their contributions to root canal instrumentation and disinfection.
The book also addresses bioceramic sealers, orthograde obturation and minimalist restorative design, emphasizing the importance of effective sealing, structural integrity and preservation of natural tooth structure.
By connecting digital dentistry with biological principles, this publication offers valuable subject matter for dental students, postgraduate scholars, academicians, researchers and practising dental professionals interested in emerging concepts and contemporary developments in conservative dentistry and endodontics.
An informative addition to dental science collections, this book encourages a deeper understanding of precision-based, biologically oriented and minimally invasive approaches to modern dental care.
