Pasquale Venuti

General dentist specializing in outcome-based and patient-centered restorative dentistry, endodontics, and prosthodontics. Co-founder of Tomorrow Tooth international educational group. Full-time private practice in Mirabella Eclano, Avellino, Italy.

Over 27 years of clinical experience in comprehensive restorative dentistry since graduating in 1999. Philosophy centers on minimally invasive, biologically driven treatment planning prioritizing tooth preservation and long-term outcomes over traditional aggressive preparation protocols. Specialist in conservative endodontics, adhesive restorations, and indirect restorations using evidence-based materials and techniques. Developed treatment protocols emphasizing vertical preparation designs, proper isolation, and biomimetic restorative approaches.

Co-founder of Tomorrow Tooth educational movement with Dr. David Clark (USA), Dr. John Khademi (USA), and Dr. Marco Maiolino (Italy), dedicated to advancing outcome-based and patient-centered dentistry worldwide through educational programs, publications, and international congresses. International lecturer presenting at conferences across Europe, Americas, and Asia on minimally invasive endodontics, adhesive dentistry, conservative crown preparations, interdisciplinary treatment planning, and evidence-based material selection.

DDS with highest honors (cum laude) from University of Naples "Federico II" (1999). Registered with Provincial Medical and Dental Board of Avellino. Active member of Italian Society of Endodontics (SIE), Italian Society of Conservative Dentistry (SIDOC), and European Society of Endodontology (ESE). Lectures regularly on rubber dam isolation techniques, modern endodontic instrumentation and obturation, direct and indirect aesthetic restorations, biomimetic dentistry principles, and full-mouth rehabilitation with conservative approaches. Private practice at Studio Dentistico Venuti offering comprehensive general dentistry with focus on tooth preservation through evidence-based minimally invasive protocols.