Intracanal Medicaments: From Theory to Chairside

Effective elimination of intracanal microorganisms remains a cornerstone of successful endodontic therapy. While advances in instrumentation and irrigation have improved root canal disinfection, the strategic use of intracanal medicaments continues to play a crucial role in controlling infection, reducing inflammation, and promoting periapical healing.Intracanal Medicaments: From Theory to Chairside offers a clear and clinically oriented overview of both conventional and contemporary intracanal medicaments. The book explores their composition, mechanisms of action, indications, limitations, and evidence-based clinical applications. Emphasis is placed on practical selection, correct placement techniques, and decision-making to enhance treatment predictability.Written for undergraduate and postgraduate students, academicians, and practicing clinicians, this book bridges the gap between foundational science and everyday clinical practice. With its structured presentation and focus on chairside relevance, it serves as a reliable guide for improving disinfection strategies and achieving successful endodontic outcomes.