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Univ. of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio. Text, for practitioners, students, and residents, provides the latest research which is interpreted in terms of biologically based recommendations for restorative and endodontic dental procedures. Color and halftone illustrations and extensive references are included. DNLM: Dental Pulp.

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Best academic book in endo. by Ali Nasseh (BOSTON, MA USA)

5 Stars
January 12, 2009
This book is only for serious endodontists/postdoc residents who want to understand the scientific basis of endodontics. This body of work is beyond undergraduate students who will find it too science oriented and not enough clinically based. It's a recommended read for any endodontist trying to attain cutting edge understanding of the science behind his field. Sam Seltzer was a pioneer and one of the smartest guys I knew.

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