Laser in Endodontic Dentistry
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This presentation provide overview on the uses of laser in Endodontic dentistry. This presentation was demonstrated by Dr Mahmoud Ellabban, Demonstrator, Endodontic department, Faculty of dental medicine, Al-Azhar university, Cairo, Egypt. and i have it's permission to publish his presentation.
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