Chapter 1. Introduction - Pulp therapy for children and adolescents: Historical approach, present perspective and future directions -- Chapter 2. Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms Guiding the Development and repair of the Dentin-Pulp Complex -- Chapter 3. Dental Pain, Mechanism of Action -- Chapter 4. Assessment and management of pain in pediatric dentistry -- Chapter 5. Behavioral approaches as an adjunct for pulp therapy -- Chapter 6. The carious lesion: diagnosis, decision making and recommendations for lesion management -- Chapter 7. Pulp response to clinical procedures and dental materials -- Chapter 8. SDF as an adjunct approach for management of caries -- Chapter 9. Guidance to achieve clinical pulpal diagnosis and operative decisions -- Chapter 10. Management of deep dentin carious lesion: a contemporary approach for primary and young permanent teeth -- Chapter 11. Bioactive Ceramics for Pediatric Dentistry -- Chapter 12. Primary and PermanentTeeth Treated with Direct Pulp Capping -- Chapter 13. Pulpotomy for Primary Teeth: Techniques and Materials -- Chapter 14. Non-Vital Pulp Therapies in Primary Teeth -- Chapter 15. Sealing and building up the pulp chamber and crown with glass ionomer and other materials after pulp therapy -- Chapter 16. Restorative Guidelines for Endodontically Treated Primary Teeth -- Chapter 17. Endodontic treatment for young permanent teeth -- Chapter 18. Restoring the Endodontically treated permanent tooth -- Chapter 19. New insights gained by single cell technologies with focus on developmental aspects -- Chapter 20. Biological basis for repair and regeneration in modern endodontics and new treatment considerations .