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Concise Illustrated Dental Dictionary

This new edition has been completely updated with the addition of over 200 new definitions and a variety of new line drawings. However, all existing definitions have been retained in order to provide comprehensive coverage of the subject. Of proven value to dental practitioners, undergraduate and postgraduate dental students, dental surgery assistants and all members of the dental team, this new edition should remain a useful personal reference and an essential addition to every dental practice library.

Reviews
'A good buy for the practice for use of all members of staff, particularly trainee assistants, receptionists and practice managers.' - Dental Health, December 1994 - British Dental Journal, February 1995.

'This dictionary offers a comprehensive and clearly-presented catalogue of terminology for dental staff. It is easy to use, at times defying the general rule of scientific dictionaries by listing phrases and terms alphabetically and not solely under the dominant noun.' - British Journal of Orthodontics, February 1995 - British Journal of Orthodontics, February 1995 - Dental Practice, March 1995.

By F. J. Harty (Decd), BDSc, LDS, FICD, Honorary Research Fellow and formerly Honorary Senior Lecturer, Institute of Dental Surgery, University of London, UK