1. By the end of the session, learners will be able to define the structure and function of the dentine-pulp complex in both primary and permanent teeth, explaining its vital role in oral health. 2. Learners will be able to identify and interpret the various pathophysiological conditions affecting the dentine-pulp complex, drawing upon current research and clinical cases. 3. Learners will develop a deep understanding of the various diagnostic tests for assessing the health of the dentine-pulp complex, demonstrating proficiency in their application and interpretation. 4. By the end of the session, learners will be proficient in discussing various preventative and therapeutic strategies for managing conditions affecting the dentine-pulp complex, formulating robust treatment plans in line with the latest evidence-based medicine. 5. Learners will understand the challenges and complications associated with diseases of the dentine-pulp complex and will engage in critical analysis of various case studies, improving their decision-making in complex clinical scenarios.