Intracanal Medicaments: a Requisite in Endodontics

The book "Intracanal Medicaments: A Requisite in Endodontics" comprehensively explores the essential role of intracanal medicaments in enhancing root canal disinfection, preventing reinfection, and promoting healing. It begins by outlining the primary goal of achieving a sterile canal environment and traces the evolution of medicaments, from early antiseptics to modern biocompatible agents. Ideal requisites, such as antimicrobial efficacy and biocompatibility, are discussed, followed by an analysis of commonly used agents like calcium hydroxide, chlorhexidine, and triple antibiotic paste. A detailed review of natural medicaments, including propolis and herbal extracts, is also provided. Techniques for medicament placement and removal are explained, emphasizing effective delivery and ensuring a clean canal system before obturation. The book concludes by highlighting advancements in biomimetic materials and encouraging clinicians to adopt evidence-based practices, making it a valuable resource for modern endodontic therapy.

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I, Dr. Avinash Jain, currently pursuing MDS in Endodontics, am keen on improving root canal treatments through research. I'm focusing on modern techniques like regenerative endodontics and advanced materials for better patient outcomes. Dedicated to innovation, I'm actively involved in sharing my findings through publications.