Neurovascular Injury in Endodontics is a comprehensive clinical guide that addresses one of the most critical yet under-recognized complications in endodontic practice. This book explores the anatomy, etiology, classification, epidemiology, diagnosis, prevention, and management of neurovascular injuries associated with endodontic procedures. With a strong emphasis on the trigeminal nerve and inferior alveolar nerve, it provides clear insights into iatrogenic, chemical, mechanical, thermal, and infectious causes of nerve and vascular damage. Richly supported by illustrations, tables, and clinical decision pathways, the book integrates current evidence and recent advances to enhance patient safety and treatment outcomes. Designed for endodontists, general dentists, postgraduate students, and researchers, this volume serves as a practical reference for minimizing risk, improving clinical judgment, and managing complex neurovascular complications effectively.