Periodontics
Books/Preventive Dentistry/Periodontal Disease
For your convenience, all books are in alphabetical order by title.
See also the dental hygiene page for other books
on instrumentation and prevention.
Atlas of Cosmetic and Reconstructive
Periodontal Surgery, 3rd Ed
by Edward Cohen, editor ISBN 1550092677 Publisher:
BC Decker, Inc, Dec 2006 $179.95 $113.37, 450 pages
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Synopsis: The third edition of the Atlas of Cosmetic and Reconstructive Periodontal Surgery is fully redesigned and expanded to reflect the state of the art and science in periodontic surgery. Each procedure is presented in a step-by-step methodology, and is supplemented by clinical case examples – now enhanced with hundreds of full-color images and illustrations.
The new edition is more hefty, with 29 chapters - and as with earlier editions Dr. Cohen succinctly outlines the advantages, disadvantages, and related challenges for each procedure.
The new edition of this classic text is the most complete periodontal surgical atlas available
- an essential resource for periodontal surgeons and students in all dental specialties.
Biology of the Periodontal
Connective Tissues
by Mark Bartold, A. Sampath
Narayanan ISBN 0867153407 Publisher:
Quintessence Pub Co, June 1998 $89.00 278 pages, 130 illus (75 in
color), Hardcover
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Synopsis This text will
help you understand of the molecular and
cellular interactions of the periodontal tissues, providing you with
a basic
science background and moving on to current research findings. It discusses
the clinical implications of the science, including
pharmacological control of disease, tissue
management and regenerative therapies, and the development of
diagnostic aids.
Biomimetics in Periodontal Regeneration: Rationale and Clinical Use of Enamel Matrix Derivative
by David L. Cochran (Editor), Eiji Funakoshi, Jan L. Wennstrom
ISBN: 0867154403 Publisher: Quintessence Pub Co, Sept. 2003
$64.00 104 pages, 167 illus, Hardcover
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Book Description:
A useful guide for clinicians experienced in periodontal regenerative
techniques as well as for those new to the field. Enamel matrix derivative
(EMD) is a periodontal growth factor that promotes periodontal regeneration by
mimicking the biologic processes involved in nascent tooth
development. It has shown considerable promise in difficult
situations, including the treatment of furcation-involved teeth. This
well-illustrated, easy-to-read text explains the concepts and
mechanism of action of this advanced treatment approach and
demonstrates the surgical techniques and method of application that
will optimize its success potential. Clinical and radiographic
evidence of regeneration of cementum, alveolar bone, and the
periodontal ligament is provided with case studies.
Carranza's Clinical
Periodontology (10th Edition) by Michael G. Newman (Editor), Henry H. Takei
(Editor), Fermin A. Carranza
ISBN: 141602400X
Publisher: W B Saunders Co., June 2006
$125.00 864 pages Hardcover
Description of Book
Unsurpassed in its authority and scope, the 10th
edition of the most widely used periodontics text has been revised to
include the most up-to-date information on new technology and emerging
concepts. Published for the first time in full-color, and containing a
new section on evidence-based decision-making, new chapters, scores of
new illustrations, and exclusive special features like Science
Transfer information boxes, this edition reinforces its reputation as
the text with the best coverage of periodontology available.
Carranza's Clinical
Periodontology e-dition Includes access to continually updated online
material
by Michael G. Newman, Henry H. Takei, Perry Klokkevold, and Fermin A. Carranza
ISBN: 1416023992
Publisher: W B Saunders Co., June 2006 $207.00 1328 pages Hardcover
Online Access Offers:
ONLINE ACCESS OFFERS, in addition to the hardcover text:
The complete text in searchable
online format, allowing instant access to topics and terms
Continual updates of content to keep readers on the leading edge of
periodontics news
Full-color illustrations downloadable in PowerPoint format
Video clips that bring procedures to life
Electronic image collection that allows visuals to be downloaded from
the textbook
A self-assessment exam to test the reader's knowledge of the material,
including answers and rationales for all questions.
Test bank of questions and exercises allowing students to test their
comprehension of the material
Links to PubMed and other websites for the most current literature and
latest abstracts
Clinical
Periodontology and Implant Dentistry (Fourth Edition) by Jan Lindhe, Thorkild Karring, and Niklaus Peter
Lang
ISBN: 1405102365 Publisher: Blackwell Jan. 2003
$219.99
1072 pages, hardcover
Description of Book: This fourth edition of Clinical Periodontology and Implant
Dentistry is the ultimate resource on periodontics. In addition to
the editors listed above, there are over 50 expert contributors who
address the full spectrum of periodontal issues. The book's coverage
begins with the anatomy of the periodontium and extends through to
treatment options, elucidating the relationship between periodontal
and restorative dental therapies. The section dedicated to implants
highlights the increasing importance of this form of oral
rehabilitation. There are new chapters on implant placement in the
esthetic zone and issues related to supportive therapy for the implant
patient.
Essentials of Dental Caries: the
Disease and Its Management by E A M Kidd & S
Joyston-Bechal ISBN 0192626914
Publisher: Oxford University Press, Jan. 1997
$80.00
Description of Book:
This text describes the causes of dental caries
and its progression through the tooth. Clearly written with color
illustrations, its emphasis
is on prevention as well as early diagnosis so that decay can be
arrested in its early stages. Besides dealing with the science of
decay, it deals with methods of prevention in a very practical way so that it is relevant
to the dental undergraduate as well as dental assistants, dental health
educators, hygienists and clinicians.
Fundamentals of Periodontics
by T G Wilson Jr & K Kornman ISBN 0867153032
Publisher: Quintessence Publishing Co., Aug. 1996
$74.00 564 pages Paperback
Synopsis
This text presents the state of the art of periodontics from the point
of view of 49 different contributors. Clinically oriented and evidence-based text,
it guides readers through the
background knowledge needed to interpret clinical findings (anatomy,
histopathology, microbiology, biochemistry), the examination, the
use of a presumptive diagnosis to guide treatment and specific
periodontal therapies. It deals with both esthetics and implants.
The text should be of interest to students and clinicians alike.
Nutrition, Diet and Oral Health
by June Nunn & Andrew Rugg-Gunn ISBN 0192629379
Publisher: Oxford University Press, November 1999
$59.50 198 pages Paperback
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Synopsis The focus of dentistry
is shifting from the
repair and extracting of teeth toward prevention of dental decay and
disease. This book is written for undergraduate students, providing
the information they need in this field during their courses, as well
as postgraduate dental students, particularly those in Pediatric
Dentistry and the GDP.
Outline of Periodontics (4th Edition)
by J D Manson & B M Eley ISBN 0723610703 Publisher:
John Wright, Jan. 2000
$67.95 405 pages Paperback
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Book Description:
This fourth edition has completely revised and updated
the text and has added and improved the illustrations which expand the text and give more
clinical detail. The authors have taken great care to relate the
theory of periodontics to clinical practicalities.
Periodontal Diseases: A Manual of Diagnosis, Treatment and Maintenance by Lars Laurell,
Hans R. Preus
ISBN: 1850970726 Publisher: Quintessence Pub Co, Jan. 2003
$50.00 89 pages, 64 color illus., Hardcover
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Description: This clinical manual provides up-to-date information on periodontal diseases and
their treatment. It examines current and established principles of treatment and
introduces a number of new concepts and ideas intended to increase the
practitioner's knowledge and rate of success. Hygienists and dentists alike will
benefit by learning advanced techniques for treating periodontal patients,
including diagnosis, corrective therapies, referral and
follow-up routines, as well as methods for the retrospective evaluation of
treatment. Periodontal Diseases is a must-read for dentists or
hygienists seeking current
and practical information on periodontal diseases.
Periodontal Medicine
(includes CD-Rom) by L F Rose, R J Genco, D W Cohen, B L
Mealey ISBN 1550091204 Publisher: BC Decker, Sept. 1999
$99.95 294 pages Hardcover plus CD-ROM
One of the hottest selling titles in Periodontology!
Book Description
This authoritative text explores the
complex tie between systemic disease and the periodontium.
It discusses the ways in which systemic conditions and
their treatment affect dental health. Covered topics include:
genetics; cardiovascular and respiratory disease; osteoporosis; diabetes;
tobacco use; pregnancy, puberty, and oral contraception; the immunocompromised patient; bleeding disorders;
morbid conditions: kidney, brain, liver, gut; and
pharmacotherapy.
Periodontics: a Synopsis
by C J Allan & W M M Jenkins
ISBN 0723610622 Publisher: John Wright, June 1999
$41.95 184 pages Hardcover
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Book Description: Periodontics: A Synopsis is useful
for students, dentists, and hygienists. It is an
essential text for senior undergraduate dental students, and
postgraduates preparing for Royal College diploma examinations. In a
concise and straightforward style, it
describes the features or
periodontal disease and current treatment methods. Since it deals
with the management of periodontal diseases within a wider context of dental care, this book
is also a
valuable reference guide for dental hygienists. This book presents essential
concepts in a style that makes them easily understood. It provides a concise overview of periodontal disease, and
describes the concepts upon which sound clinical judgment is based.
Periodontics: Current Concepts and Treatment
Strategies by P Galgut, S Dowsett & M Kowolik
ISBN 1853179817 Publisher: Taylor & Francis, Inc., Dec. 2001
$79.95 205 pages Hardcover
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Book Description:
This text discusses the current concepts of periodontal diseases, and offers an up-to-date review of treatment needs and
relevant techniques. It deals with the current realization that
there is a wide variation in susceptibility to disease and tooth loss,
which is challenging the traditional approach to periodontal diseases
and their treatment.
Periodontics: Medicine, Surgery and Implants, Second Edition by Louis F. Rose, D. Walter Cohen, Robert J. Genco,
and Brian L. Mealey
ISBN: 0801679788 Publisher: CV Mosby, June 2004
$115 764 pages, Hardcover
Book Description: This book presents the medical and surgical aspects of
periodontics in full color, organized to coincide with topics from the
AAP's Vision 2020 Objectives. It offers strong theory and concepts, as
well as highly instructive clinical practice applications. This book
is especially strong in directing dental diagnosis and treatment
toward the control of infection and the establishment of an oral
environment conducive to the overall well-being of the patient.
Interrelationships between oral and systemic health are emphasized
throughout, and advanced technologies and techniques such as oral,
plastic and reconstructive surgery, and dental implant surgery are key
components.
Periodontology: Colour Guide
by Peter A. Heasman, Philip Preshaw, David
Smith
ISBN: 0443057052 Publisher: Churchill Livingstone Jan, 1997
$31.95 138 pages Softcover
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Description of Book:
This book provides readers with high quality pictures giving them
practice in the visual recognition of periodontal conditions, and with
a concise descriptive text in the proven Colour Guide format. Each
condition is described under
the following headings: etiology, incidence, clinical features,
special investigations, treatment. The uniform organization makes for
consistency and ease of use. As ever with the Colour Guide
titles, text and illustrations are on facing pages, making the book
both ideal for learning and useful for self-testing.
Periodontology: The Essentials
by Hans-Peter Mueller
ISBN-10: 1588903559 Publisher: Thieme Medical Publishers, 2005
$45.10 188 pages, Softcover
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Book Description: This concise summary of the practice of periodontology provides an
excellent review of the physiology of the oral cavity, the newest
information on diagnosis and therapy of periodontologic diseases, and the
theoretical basics.
Practice-related parallel topics such as trauma, material incompatibility,
emergency treatment, and antibiotic therapy are covered as well.
This is an excellent guide for dentists and oral surgeons involved in the
treatment of periodontal diseases. It makes an excellent companion to the
legendary Rateitschak atlas.
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