During the first two years of dental training, students are required to gain knowledge of anatomy, histology and embryology. The Textbook of Oral and Maxillofacial Anatomy, Histology and Embryology provides in-depth discussion of each of these areas in three separate, dedicated sections. Based on the curricular guidelines of dental councils and universities, this collection - with contributions from teachers of anatomy and oral biology - provides a complete understanding of the clinical applications in this area. With detailed illustrations and line drawings,this student-friendly and exam-oriented volume is essential reading for undergraduates. It will also serve postgraduate students in dentistry and those pursuing courses in dental nursing and dental technology. With contributions from a team of international medical and dental teachers, this book provides a systematic and straightforward approach to the study of anatomical, histological and embryological aspects of the maxillofacial and oral structures. The text is illustrated with numerous colour and black and white photographs.
Sprache
Verlagsort
Zielgruppe
Für höhere Schule und Studium
Illustrationen
line drawings, num. halftones
Numerous halftones and line drawings
Maße
Höhe: 239 mm
Breite: 178 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-19-566511-6 (9780195665116)
Copyright in bibliographic data and cover images is held by Nielsen Book Services Limited or by the publishers or by their respective licensors: all rights reserved.
Schweitzer Klassifikation
PART 1: ANATOMY OF THE HEAD AND NECK; 1. Anatomy of the scalp; 2. Skeleton of the head and face; 3. Anatomy of the maxilla and mandible; 4. Temporomandibular joint; 5. Anatomy of the para nasal air sinuses; 6. Major blood vessels of the face and oral cavity; 7. Lymphatic drainage of the structures of the oro-facial and neck regions; 8. Major nerves of the oro-facial region; 9. Muscles of facial expression and mastication; 10. Anatomy of the salivary glands; 11. Fascia of the neck; 12. Triangles of the neck; 13. Major blood vessels of the neck; 14. Major nerves of the neck; 15. Major visceral contents of the neck; PART 2: ANATOMY OF THE ORAL CAVITY; 16. Surface anatomy of the oral cavity; 17. Identification and recording of teeth; 18. Morphology of permanent teeth; 19. Deciduous dentition; 20. Anatomy of the pulp cavity; 21. Radiographic anatomy of the maxilla and mandible; 22. Morphology of the dental arches and occlusion; 23. Timing and sequence of tooth calcification; 24. Tooth eruption and emergence; 25. Age changes in oral tissues; 26. Forensic applications of dental anatomy; PART 3: MAXILLOFACIAL AND ORAL HISTOLOGY; 27. Microscopic structure of the oral mucosa; 28. Microscopic structure of the salivary glands; 29. Microscopic structure of the bone; 30. Microscopic structure of the temporomandibular joint; 31. Microscopic structure of enamel; 32. Microscopic structure of dentin; 33. Microscopic structure of cementum; 34. Microscopic structure of the dental pulp; 35. Microscopic structure of the periodontal ligament; PART 4: MAXILLOFACIAL AND ORAL EMBRYOLOGY; 36. Development of the branchial [pharyngeal] apparatus; 37. Development of the mandible; 38. Development of the tongue; 39. Development of the palate; 40. Development of the mandible; PART 5: EMBRYOLOGY OF THE TEETH AND SUPPORTING TISSUES; 41. Development of the teeth [odontogenesis]: An overview; 42. Amelogenesis: Nirmala rao; 43. Dentinogenesis: Nirmala rao; 44. Cementogenesis; 45. Development of the periodontal ligament
