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Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgery
Features.
- An up to date text in oral and maxillofacial surgery, heavily
illustrated with line diagrams, colour and black and white photos.
- Subject is covered to a depth appropriate for the general
dental practitioner.
- Text is enlivened by the use of learning objectives, bulleted
lists and summaries.
- Clear identification of conditions and procedures suitable for
general dental practitioner, and of those requiring referral.
- Procedures are illustrated if they are suitable for a GDP or
recently qualified dentist to do.
- Extensive self testing material with answers.
Contents
Why and How You Should Read This Book. The
Scope of Oral Surgery/ Interviewing Patients and Looking for
Physical Signs. Diagnosis: the Process and the Result. Control of
Pain and Anxiety: Selection of and Preparation for Anaesthesia or
Sedation. Extraction of Teeth. Third Molars and Other Displaced
Teeth. Surgical Endodontics. Spreading Infection. Jaw Cysts and
Other Benign Lumps. Malignant Disease of the Oral Cavity. Surgical
Aids to Orthodontics. Surgical Aids to Prosthodontics Including Osseointegrated Implants. Surgery for Facial Deformity.
Maxillo-Facial Trauma. Salivary Gland Disease. The Paranasal
Sinuses. Diagnosis and Management of Facial Pain
Editorial Reviews
Book Info
(Churchill Livingstone) Leeds Dental Institute,
UK. Textbook focuses on the knowledge and skills required of
dentists in primary care settings. Offers comprehensive coverage of
diagnosis and dentoalveolar surgery, with maxillofacial surgery
being covered to a depth appropriate for postgraduates in the early
stages of training. Color illustrations. Softcover.
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