Kim Eui-sung et al.: 8 People, 8 Colors: Root Canal Treatment Stories 2

It's been about two years since the book "The Eight-Color Story" came out with the substrate of root care. Six of our clinical trials, Kim's teacher, Kim Hyun-chul, and I talked for a long time about the concept and I was able to finish my first book on the idea of putting together a book about what we were talking about. This book, again, is a different way of doing it, but it's sort of a summary of what we've been talking about in the history of the case. Each of us had a hard time or a lot of trouble, and we proposed the rejuvenation of the treatment and the other seven decided to take the course or direction of how to treat the rituals. Sometimes patients ask why there's so much difference in treatment of each dentist. There were eight people who were also offered treatment in the book, but many others. There may have been differences in the treatment plan, but I think that the difference between a treatment plan is diversity, and I think diversity has shown itself to be a growth under the Great Proposition of 7. The treatment plan is built by the medical philosophy and the 7.7. Philip Ross says: “The man who seeks inspiration is an amateur and pros just get up and go to work. "I'm going to go and see you.". Dentists are pros. But I think we should be amateur in the treatment plan. There are so many things to look for in the treatment plan, like amateurs looking for inspiration, like the experience of medicine, and the limits of the God of hair.

Korean title: 8인 8색 근관치료 이야기 2

Korean author: 김의성 외

Korean publisher: DENTAL WISDOM

ISBN-13: 9788960790681