Description
This book provides an in-depth exploration of dental caries, dentinal caries, and the evolution of caries removal techniques. It begins by defining dental caries as a prevalent chronic disease, explaining its physiological impact on tooth tissues and potential for pulp infection. The book further discusses dentinal caries, highlighting the distinction between infected and affected dentin and emphasizing the importance of selective tissue removal. It reviews the historical development of caries removal methods, from the manual drills of the past to modern minimally invasive techniques like air abrasion and ultrasonic instrumentation. This comprehensive guide serves as an essential resource for dental professionals and students alike.
