"Endodontic Periodontal Lesions: Interdisciplinary Pathways to Diagnosis and Healing," stands as a thoughtful contribution to the evolving science of dentistry, particularly in the fields of conservative and endodontic practice. It reflects your deep understanding of the biological and clinical interrelationship between the pulpal and periodontal tissues, offering a bridge between two traditionally separate disciplines.Through this work, you highlight that dentistry is not merely about treating isolated structures but about preserving the natural harmony of the tooth and its supporting tissues. The book emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary collaboration, integrating pulpal therapy, periodontal regeneration, and restorative principles into a unified approach to achieve long-term tooth preservation.Beyond serving as a clinical guide, your book captures the philosophy of modern dentistry - a shift from mechanical repair to biological restoration and regeneration. It reflects the transition from conventional treatment models to evidence-based, minimally invasive, and patient-centered care.