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Effectiveness of vital pulp treatment in managing nontraumatic pulpitis in teeth with no or non-spontaneous pain: A systematic review to inform S3-level guideline development
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The development of European Society of Endodontology S3-level guidelines for the treatment of pulpal and apical disease
International Endodontic Journal Volume 55, Issue S3
Present status and future directions in clinical Endodontics, Part 1
Pages: 495-842
May 2022
Issue Edited by: Paul Dummer
WCDT2022 - Cancellation - REFUNDS
Please note that refunds are being processed by the Organising Secretariat. All registered participants that have not yet contacted the Organising Secretariat are kindly requested to urgently send their bank details to wcdt2022@aimgroup.eu.
International Endodontic Journal - Volume 55, Issue 6 - Pages: 561-691 June 2022
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Pages: 561 | First Published: 05 May 2022
International Endodontic Journal - Volume 55 - Pages: 391-560 May 2022
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onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/iej.13554
Pages: 391 | First Published:13 April 2022
Ukraine crisis: statement by the Executive Committee of the European Society of Endodontology
The ESE observes the escalating conflict in Ukraine with growing concern. While we remain an apolitical, neutral organisation representing healthcare professionals, researchers, educators, students and members of the public across Europe and beyond, we abhor and condemn the use of violence and see no place for it in settling disputes of any kind in a civilised society.
Applications for Research projects & Grants are open
ESE Research and Education Grants: Applications for ESE Research, Young Investigator, Education and Young Educator grants are now open with deadlines of 1st September for the Research and Education grants. Applications for Young...
New Corporate partner - COLTENE
The ESE is delighted to announce its Corporate Partnership with leading endodontic manufacturer and distributor, COLTENE. This exciting initiative represents the culmination of many months of planning and negotiation and will support the ESE in providing the resources and stability to strengthen its development in coming years.
New Corporate Partner - Woodpecker
The ESE is delighted to announce its Corporate Partnership with leading endodontic manufacturer, Woodpecker. This exciting initiative represents the culmination of many months of planning and negotiation and will support the ESE in providing the resources and stability to strengthen its development in coming years.
Psycho-social perspectives of nonsurgical versus surgical endodontic interventions in persistent endodontic disease
Patients reported different psycho-social and physical impacts following endodontic retreatment and apical surgery. Patients undergoing endodontic retreatment were more satisfied with aesthetic outcomes but experienced greater impact related to complexities and length of time taken for treatment. Patients undergoing surgery were better informed of treatment options but experienced greater physical and psycho-social disability during the recovery phase. Clinicians could consider incorporating findings from this study into the patient–dentist discussion.
Read more: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/iej.13691