Vital Pulp Therapy and Clinical Endodontics: A Biological Approach, Domenico Ricucci, José F. Siqueira, Franklin Tay. Dentoki Released (2026)
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Why it matters for dental
Endodontists, restorative dentists, and practice owners should note this upcoming textbook on vital pulp therapy, which may shift how cases previously routed to RCT are managed biologically, potentially affecting case acceptance, material inventory, and procedure coding.
Key points
- Book release date: September 2026, Journal of Endodontics Vol. 52, Issue 9.
- Authored by Domenico Ricucci, José F. Siqueira, and Franklin Tay—key opinion leaders in endodontic biology.
- Focuses on vital pulp therapy as a biologically driven alternative to conventional root canal treatment.
- Likely to influence clinical protocols, patient communication, and treatment-planning decisions once adopted.
Who should care
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