Endodontics incorporates the examination (practice) of the essential and clinical studies of typical dental mash, the etiology, determination, counteraction, and treatment of illnesses and wounds of the dental mash alongside related periradicular conditions. Endodontics has advanced enormously in the previous decade and its applications have tremendously improved the nature of dental treatment.

In clinical terms, endodontics includes either saving part, or the entirety of the dental mash in wellbeing, or evacuating the entirety of the mash in irreversible infection. This incorporates teeth with irreversibly kindled and tainted pulpal tissue. In addition to the fact that endodontics involves treatment when a dental mash is available, yet in addition incorporates safeguarding teeth which have neglected to react to non-careful endodontic treatment, or for teeth that have grown new sores, e.g., when root channel re-treatment is required, or periradicular medical procedure.