Minimal Invasive Endodontics-Concept to Reality

 The evolution of endodontics has seen a paradigm shift from traditional, more aggressive approaches to those emphasizing the preservation of tooth structure. Minimally invasive endodontics seeks to conserve the dentin and natural biomechanical structure of the tooth while maintaining or improving clinical outcomes. 

Minimally invasive endodontics is not a one-size-fits-all solution but rather a dynamic concept requiring careful balance between conservation, disinfection, and restoration. The future of endodontics lies not just in doing less, but in doing optimized preservation of dentin while enhancing its strength, ensuring effective microbial control, and harnessing the host immune machinery for optimal healing. With continued innovation and evidence-based refinement, minimally invasive endodontics holds the potential to significantly elevate both functional outcomes and patient satisfaction in modern endodontics. 

This session will give insights of minimal invasive endodontics, rationale of doing such treatments and also knowing when to perform minimal invasive endodontics.