Seltzer and Bender’s Dental Pulp Revisited

A reference work on the pathology of the pulp and of the periradicular tissues, revised with postgraduate endodontic training in mind. It covers the biology of the pulp-dentine complex and translates it into clinical decisions: the pathways and mechanisms of pain, the relationship between the pulp and apical pathology, the interactions between pulpal and periodontal disease, and the role of stem cells in dentine-pulp regeneration. Chapters are devoted to the differential diagnosis between pain of odontogenic origin and pain that is not, and to the connection between the pulpal and periapical tissues and systemic disease. It will interest the resident building a scientific grounding and the endodontist facing a doubtful case.