Intended for dentists and oral surgeons, this book fully covers the etiology, pathology, anatomy and physiology of repair, diagnosis, treatment planning, surgical techniques, associated total patient assessment and care of medically compromised patients, sedation, regional and general anaesthesia, side effects and complications. The book also focuses on transplantation; impacted teeth in cleft palate; and orthodontic, fracture and orthognathic surgery patients.
Intended for dentists and oral surgeons, this book fully covers the etiology, pathology, anatomy and physiology of repair, diagnosis, treatment planning, surgical techniques, associated total patient assessment and care of medically compromised patients, sedation, regional and general anaesthesia, side effects and complications. The book also focuses on transplantation; impacted teeth in cleft palate; and orthodontic, fracture and orthognathic surgery patients.
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978-0-7216-2968-1 (9780721629681)
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Diplomate, American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Birmingham, Alabama, USA
Introduction: the practical importance of paediatric dentistry; infection control in paediatric dentistry; oral pathologic conditions and soft tissue anomalies in children; anomalies of the developing dentition; childhood diseases and oral manifestations of systemic disease; physiologic principles in paediatric dentistry; nonpharmacological issues in pain perception and control; pain and anxiety control (Part I: pain conception control); pain and anxiety control (Part II: pain reaction control); antimicrobials in paediatric dentistry; medical emergencies in paediatric dentistry. Part 1 Conception to age three: the dynamics of change; examination of the infant and toddler; prevention of dental disease; introduction to dental trauma - managing traumatic injuries in the primary dentition; congenital genetic disorders and syndromes. Part 2 The primary dentition years - three to six years: the dynamics of change; examination, diagnoisis and treatment planning; prevention of dental disease; dental materials in paediatric dentistry; restorative dentistry for the primary dentition; pulp therapy for the primary dentition; patient management; periodontal considerations; space maintenance in the primary dentition; oral habits; orthodontic treatment in the primary dentition; local anaesthesia and oral surgery. Part 3 The transitional years - six to twelve years: the dynamics of change; examination, diagnosis and treatment planning; prevention of dental disease; the acid-etch technique in caries prevention - pit and fissure sealants and preventive resin restorations; pulp therapy for young permanent teeth; managing traumatic injuries in the young permanent dentition; treatment planning and treatment of orthodontic problems. Part 4 Adolescence: the dynamics of change; examination, diagnosis, and treatment planning for general and orthodontic problems; prevention of dental disease; esthetic restorative dentistry for the adolescent; sports dentistry and mouth protection; periodontal disease; temporomandibular joint disorders.
