Core Concepts in Dental Therapeutics: Foundations of Clinical Dentistry is a comprehensive and integrative text that explores the essential principles underpinning the therapeutic management of oral diseases within the context of modern clinical dentistry. Designed for dental students, practitioners, and healthcare professionals, the book presents a well-rounded foundation in both the science and clinical application of dental therapeutics. It emphasizes the vital role of pharmacology, preventive care, diagnostic reasoning, and evidence-based treatment planning in the delivery of safe and effective oral healthcare. By bridging the gap between theory and practice, the book guides readers through the decision-making processes that inform the selection and administration of therapeutic agents, including analgesics, antibiotics, local anaesthetics, and other commonly used dental medications. Rich in clinical relevance and grounded in scientific rigor, Core Concepts in Dental Therapeutics: Foundations of Clinical Dentistry serves as an essential resource for developing the knowledge and judgment needed to practice dentistry responsibly and effectively. It encourages a lifelong commitment to learning and clinical excellence, while promoting a holistic, patient-centred approach to dental care. Furthermore, the text explores the ethical, legal, and professional responsibilities involved in therapeutic decision-making. Issues such as informed consent, drug misuse, antimicrobial resistance, and the safe prescription of opioids are addressed in a thoughtful and contemporary manner, preparing readers to navigate the complex landscape of modern dental practice. Attention is also given to special populations, including paediatric, geriatric, medically compromised, and pregnant patients, where tailored therapeutic approaches are required to ensure both efficacy and safety.