plural noun

• The branch of dentistry concerned with diseases and injuries of the soft tissues inside a tooth (the dental pulp)

  ‘in endodontics, a major diagnostic challenge is the accurate assessment of pulp status’

  More example sentences

  • ‘ In endodontics, specialists must have the skill to expertly navigate these sensitive areas.’
  • ‘However, a dentist specializing in endodontics suspected that stress was not the only cause.’
  • ‘He teaches both surgical and non-surgical endodontics.’
  • ‘She had referred me to endodontics and assured me they were very good at what they do.’
  • ‘We are dedicated to excellence in the art and science of endodontics and to the highest standard of patient care.’
  • ‘The team have over 60 years' experience combined in the endodontics field.’
  • ‘The commonest process in endodontics is the root canal treatment.’
  • ‘The work of endodontics involves time-taking procedures and sensitive interventions.’
  • ‘The work of pediatric endodontics is done by the doctors in the centre.’
  • ‘Our goal is to transform endodontics by improving the clinical quality and business performance of practices performing root canal therapy.’