Endodontics in clinical practice

Introduction, history and scope of subject the general and systemic aspects of endodontics, by Professor D.A. MCGowan endodontic morphology and access cavities by Dr. R.T. Walker the dental pulp, by Dr. T.R. Pitt Ford basic instrumentation in endodontics, by Mr J. Webber instruments for use during root canal preparation - hand instruments, power assisted root canal instruments, electron canal measuring devices, measuring instruments, gauges and stands instruments for retrieval of broken instruments used in the filling of root canal equipment for storage and sterilisation of instruments conventional root canal therapy I, by Drs. E.M. and W.P. Saunders conventional root canal therapy II, by Dr. G.S. Heithersay, Professor W.R. Hume and Dr. P.V. Abbott conventional root canal therapy III - the root filling, by Dr. P. wesselink root filling techniques choice of root filling in practice - after care and recall surgical endodontics, by Professor I.E. Barnes endodontics in children - treatment of deciduous teeth treatment of immature permanent teeth periodontal disease and the dental pulp - pulpal periodontal communications, furcation involvment problems in endodontic treatment - emergency treatment, inadequate analgesia during pulp extirpation, radiography obstructions in the root canal, immediate root therapy, the endodontic treatment of fractured teeth.