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endodontics

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endodontics: see dentistry dentistry, treatment and care of the teeth and associated oral structures. Dentistry is mainly concerned with tooth decay, disease of the supporting structures, such as the gums, and faulty positioning of the teeth.
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endodontics [‚en·dō′dän·tiks]
(medicine)
A branch of dentistry that treats diseases and injuries affecting the root tips or nerves of teeth; root canal is a common procedure.


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00 Paperback RK351 Devoted to the most time-consuming phase of endodontics, retreatment, this step-by-step guide walks clinicians and students through routine endodontic treatment and its complications, including perforation, blockages, fractured instruments, and pulpal necrosis in immature teeth.
Franklin Tay, associate professor of endodontics in the MCG School of Dentistry.
Dr Jayalakshmi, associate dean of Gulf Dental college focused her presentation on the advantages of using Microscope for all the applications in Endodontics, in her presentation entitled 'Micro-endodontics: A trend for better patient care'.
 
 
 
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