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Dental Radiology: Understanding
the X-ray Image
From the Publisher:
Dental Radiology provides a broad overview of the normal and abnormal
appearance of teeth and jaws on x-ray images. Abnormalities are grouped
according to their location or their main presenting feature. Recognition of
abnormalities, and interpretation of their radiographic appearance is assisted
by a clear review of normal appearances and the production of the standard x-ray
views used in dentistry.
Editorial Reviews
Book Info
University of Glasgow, U.K. Text on the use and
interpretation of Xand rays for dental problems for dental student
practitioners. Reviews the fundamental basic science aspects. Softcover. DNLM:
Radiology, Dental.
Michael F. Gewerth
This book is directed toward dental students, postgraduate students, and dental
hygienists. The contents present a good diagnostic view, along with the
technique involved in dental radiology. This book is designed with the dental
student in mind. "The purpose of this text is to enhance one's radiological
diagnostic skill and to introduce pathologies as they are presented on the
films. One other point of the book is to describe a history of radiology
techniques. "Students and auxiliaries, as well as postgraduate students, will
benefit from this text. It is mainly geared for the second year and above.
Anyone with radiographic experience is a good candidate for this book.
"Excellent photos of x-rays and the techniques of taking films are present. Many
different views of pathologies using different films and angles are included.
"This is an excellent reference for all the dental specialties. I recommend this
text for students as well as anyone in the field. This book will make a good
resource text for research and teaching radiology. It is an extremely well
documented text with lots of pictures of x-ray pathologies.
Doody Review Services
Reviewer: Michael E. Gewerth, RDH (University of Chicago Medical Center)
Description: This book is directed toward dental students, postgraduate
students, and dental hygienists. The contents present a good diagnostic view,
along with the technique involved in dental radiology. This book is designed
with the dental student in mind.
Purpose: The purpose of this text is to enhance one's radiological
diagnostic skill and to introduce pathologies as they are presented on the
films. One other point of the book is to describe a history of radiology
techniques.
Audience: Students and auxiliaries, as well as postgraduate students,
will benefit from this text. It is mainly geared for the second year and above.
Anyone with radiographic experience is a good candidate for this book.
Features: Excellent photos of x-rays and the techniques of taking films
are present. Many different views of pathologies using different films and
angles are included.
Assessment: This is an excellent reference for all the dental
specialties. I recommend this text for students as well as anyone in the field.
This book will make a good resource text for research and teaching radiology. It
is an extremely well documented text with lots of pictures of x-ray pathologies.
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