Color Atlas of Endodontology 1st Edition by Rudolf Beer, Michael A Baumann, Syngcuk Kim, Richard Jacobi ISBN 0865778566 9780865778566

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ISBN 10:       0865778566
ISBN 13: 978-0865778566
Author:         Rudolf Beer, Michael A Baumann, Syngcuk Kim, Richard Jacobi

 

Color Atlas of Endodontology 1st Table of contents:

1 Incipient enamel caries

2 Extent of caries

3 Extent of caries

4 Clinical appearance and bitewing radiograph

Diagnosis of Fissure Caries

5 Fissure anatomy

6 ECM caries meter

7 Extent of fissure caries

8 Extent of fissure caries

9 Extent of fissure caries

10 Summary

11 Breakdown of the enamel surface

12 Fiberoptic transillumination (FOTI)

13 Fiberoptic transillumination (FOTI)

14 Summary

Smooth Surface Caries

15 Incipient lesion (chalky spot)

16 Incipient lesion (10 years later)

17 Summary

Reversible Pulpitis

18 Dentinal caries and pulpitis

19 Reversible pulpitis

20 Nerve fibers in the pulp

21 Pain mechanism

Acute Irreversible Pulpitis

22 Caries and pulpitis

23 Accumulation of inflammatory cells

24 Inflammation-free root canal pulp tissue

25 Periapical inflammation

Presumptive Diagnosis

26 Inadequate restorations

27 Caries excavation

28 Acute reaction

29 Access preparations and root canal treatment

30 Root canal preparation

31 Root canal filling

Carious Pulp Exposure

32 Pulpitis aperta granulomatosa, “pulp polyp”

33 Necrosis of the pulp tissue in the root canal

34 Open pulpitis

35 Tissue removal

36 Treatment of the open pulpitis

Necrosis of the Pulp Tissue

37 Carious exposure of the pulp with necrosis

38 Tissue necrosis

39 The boundaries of necrosis

40 Periapical inflammation

Intentional Devitalization

41 Emergency treatment

42 Condition following intentional devitalization of the pulp

43 Uncovering the entrances to the root canals

44 Root canal preparation

45 Root canal filling

46 Two-year recall

Filling Materials and Pulp Necrosis

47 Pulp response to acid etching

48 Necrosis and aspiration

49 Acute inflammation

50 Root canal preparation

51 Root canal filling

Bacterial Infection in the Root Canal

52 Penetration of caries into the pulp tissue

53 Necrosis in the root canal with apical periodontitis

54 Bacteria within dentin

55 Bacteria in the root canal

Treatment of Bacterial Infection

56 Bacterial infection

57 Apical periodontitis

58 Emergency treatment

59 Removal of bacterially infected material from the canal

60 Interim dressing and coronal seal

61 Root canal filling and coronal restoration

Acute Apical Periodontitis

62 Caries progression and apical periodontitis

63 Necrosis and lysis of the radicular pulp

64 Inflammation in the apical root canal pulp

65 Acute apical periodontitis

Periapical Abscess

66 Palatal abscess

67 Opening and drainage through the root canal

68 Root canal preparation

69 Interim dressing

70 Antibacterial effect

71 Root canal filling

Chronic Apical Periodontitis

72 Necrosis and chronic periapical lesion

73 Necrosis of the coronal pulp

74 Periapical granulation tissue

75 Periapical microcysts

Chronic Apical Periodontitis and Radicular Cysts

76 Fistula and radiographic periapical lesion

77 Root canal preparation

78 Interim dressing

79 Clinical monitoring

80 Root canal obturation

81 Radiographic monitoring of the results of conservative treatment

Radicular Cysts

82 Formation and components of a radicular cyst

83 Contents of the cystic lumen

Examination and Diagnosis

Extraoral Examination

84 Extraoral ulcer

85 Extraoral swelling

86 Extraoral fistula

Intraoral Examination

87 Caries and filling

88 Fistulae and perforations

89 Tooth discoloration

Sensitivity Tests

90 Cold test

91 Electric pulp test

Clinical Examination and Selection of Therapy

92 Palpation

93 Percussion and biting test

Radiographic Diagnosis and Interpretation

94 Broken instrument fragment

95 Maxillary radiolucency

96 Mandibular radiolucency

97 Alignment of X-rays

98 Eccentric radiograph

Radiography in Endodontics

99 Diagnostic radiograph

100 First measurement radiograph

101 Working-length radiograph

102 Master point radiograph

103 Filling the root canals

104 Radiographic evaluation of the root canal filling

Digital Radiographic Technique

Intraoral Systems

105 Sensor of an intraoral digital system

Contrast Enhancement

Positive-Negative Representation

False Color Representation

Millimeter Grid

Resolution

Dynamic

Filters

106 Digital measurement picture

107 Digital measurement picture

Projection Angle

Uses of Digital Radiography

108 Digital follow-up radiograph (Sidexis)

109 Digital follow-up radiograph (Sidexis)

Anatomy

110 Three-dimensional reconstruction

Methods of Reproducing Root Canal Anatomy

111 Methods for visualizing the anatomy of the root canals I

112 Methods for visualizing the anatomy of the root canals II

Three-dimensional Computer Reconstruction

113 Contour-based reconstruction

114 Volume rendering

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

115 MRI of an incisor tooth

116 MRI of a molar I

117 MRI of a molar II

Fundamentals

Classification of Canal Configurations

Maxillary Anterior Teeth

118 Maxillary central incisor

119 Maxillary lateral incisor

120 Maxillary canine

Mandibular Anterior Teeth

121 Mandibular central incisor

122 Mandibular lateral incisor

123 Mandibular canine

Maxillary Premolars

124 Maxillary first premolar

125 Range of variations in root canals of maxillary premolars

Mandibular Premolars

126 Mandibular first premolar

127 Range of variations in root canals of mandibular premolars

Maxillary Molars

128 Locating the canals of a maxillary first molar

129 Geometric aids

130 Significance of a fourth canal

Characteristics of Maxillary First Molars

131 Complexity of the maxillary first molars

132 Various forms of the mesiobuccal root

133 Complexity of the maxillary second molars

Mandibular Molars

134 Canal entrances in a mandibular molar

135 Mandibular molars

Instruments and Materials

136 ISO standardization

The Three Basic Instruments…

137 K reamers

138 K file

139 H files (Hedström files)

…and Their Modifications

140 Flexible instruments

141 Non-cutting tip

142 Further modifications

Instruments from Titanium Alloys

143 Titanium alloys

144 Titanium-aluminum alloy

145 Penetration depth of endodontic instruments

146 Effects of sterilization

147 Cutting efficiency

148 Wear of endodontic files

Engine-Driven Instrumentation

149 Engine-driven preparation

150 Instruments for powered handpieces

151 Engine-driven instruments

152 Profile instruments

153 Quantec instruments

154 Lightspeed instruments

Sonic and Ultrasonic Systems

155 Instruments

156 Handpieces

157 Piezo Ultrasonic System

158 Ultrasonic apparatus

159 Retrosurgery with ultrasound

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