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Oral Histology (5th Edition)

Key Features

* Authoritative and up to date for the latest developments in oral histology. * Clearly written, consistent and well illustrated to facilitate learning. * Contributed by a renowned panel of histologists and oral biologists who bring years of clinical expertise and teaching skills to the textbook. * Thoroughly illustrated with high quality photographs and micrographs, and a 48-plate color section. NEW TO THIS EDITION: * 48 color plates cross referenced throughout the text provide brilliant reproduction and aid in recognition. * Reorganization of materials streamline the text and focus on the curriculum used in most dental schools. * New Questions and Controversies boxes provide insight on current research and trends, foster class discussion, and provide avenues for further research. * Hand picked Suggested Readings guide students to the most valuable references used throughout the text.


 

Table of Contents

1. Structure of the Oral Tissue 2. General Embryology 3. Embryology of the Head, Face, and Oral Cavity 4. Cytoskeleton, Junctions and Fibroblasts 5. Hard Tissue Formation and Destruction 6. Development of the Tooth and Its Supporting Tissues 7. Bone 8. Dentinogenesis 9. Dentin-Pulp Complex 10. Amelogenesis 11. Enamel Structure 12. Development of the Periodontium 13. Periodontium 14. Physiologic Tooth Movement: Eruption and Shedding 15. Salivary Glands 16. Oral Mucosa 17. Temporomandibular Joint 18. Repair and Regeneration of Dental Tissue 19. Childhood Facial Growth and Development


 

Author Information

By Richard Ten Cate, BDS, BSc, PhD, DSc(Hon), DDS, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario