Bøger af Panna Mangat

This book summarizes that Minimally invasive dentistry is based on a large body of scientific evidence which in the future promises further evolution toward a more primary preventive approach, facilitated by emerging technologies for diagnosis, prevention and treatment. However, there are technical, cultural and economic obstacles that must be overcome for this to be fully realized in clinical practice.

Endodontic management of the immature permanent tooth with an open apex is a challenge to clinicians. Their concerns when treating teeth with ¿blunderbuss¿ canals are primarily related to adequacy of disinfection of the canal space and obturation difficulties, especially in controlling working length .The appropriate treatment can be apexogenesis and apexification for managing the necrotic immature permanent teeth.

This book lays emphasis on the advances in technology in a way that there is a sincere effort towards the development and synthesis of bio minerals at nano scale to encourage the mineralization of destroyed mineralized tissues to preserve the health of the soft tissues.At present, the focus is shifting toward halting demineralization and promoting re mineralization, understanding its dynamics and interplay. Materials and therapies are being developed to encourage overriding mineral uptake in the tissue, which will not only result in repair of the damage done, but concomitantly assist in preventing new lesions from forming.Thus in the near future it can be envisioned that there will be better alternatives in the field of restorative dentistry in the form of Bioactive materials.

This book summarizes about practices being conducted in clinical endodontics in such a way that successful endodontic treatment should never be guaranteed to a patient in cases of retreatment but a higher degree of success should always be expected. Therefore,retreatment is like the repair of an old building which has to be accomplished with utmost care and precision to achieve a positive result should be the goal.