Synopsis
This is an illustrated guide to the initial treatment of acute dental injuries. The clinician is guided through the initial examination of the traumatized patient to the design of a rational, individualized treatment plan. This approach is aimed at minimizing the risk of long-term complications and, thereby, alleviating the uncertainty of the future of the the traumatized dentition both for the patient, dentist and for other concerned individuals. The material is drawn from clinical investigations, statistical analysis of 20,000 records of patients treated for acute dental injuries over 25 years, and results from 100 experimental studies. This book is intended for dental students, practitioners and oral surgeons.

Book Description
The ideal chair-side ready reference on treatment techniques That is invaluable when clients unexpectedly present with oro-facial injuries. It also covers the diagnosis and treatment of oro-facial trauma in children, adolescents and adults. A quick reference text on how to deal with trauma when a patient presents unexpectedly to a dental practitioner. A simple book that can be referred to at the chairside, 'Handbook of Dental Trauma' provides guidance on the diagnosis and treatment of oro-facial trauma in children, adolescents and adults. Martin Curzon, the Editor of this new book, is a respected professional who specialises in oro-facial trauma. For this book, he has also drawn on the expertise of five other contributors. The postgraduate MDentSci course includes some 20 hours of instruction on oro-facial trauma. This book is the ideal ready reference for the treatment techniques and an essential purchase for both the dental undergraduate and the dental practitioner.

Synopsis
A quick-reference text on how to deal with trauma when a patient presents unexpectedly to a dental practitioner. The author covers the diagnosis and treatment of oro-facial trauma in children, adolescents and adults.

Synopsis
This book provides a concise account of the aetology, classification, clinical investigation, diagnosis, and management of oral and dental trauma in children and adolescents. It is meant to be used by dental undergraduates as a primary source book and a book of reference for general dental practitioners and postgraduate students of paediatric dentistry. This book is intended for practising and trainee dentists, hospital dentists, paediatric dentists, trainee orthodontists.

Synopsis
The third edition of this classic text encompasses the full scope of acute dental trauma, including all aspects of surgical, endodontic, orthodontic, pedodontic and prosthodontic therapy after injury. The aim of this new edition has been to update trauma therapy in light of the diagnostic and therapeutic advances made since the second edition was published in 1981. New chapters have been added on wound healing and the long-term prognosis of various trauma entities, analyzed in cooperation with the Statistical Research Unit of the University of Copenhagen. There are also new procedures for the treatment of anterior tooth loss following trauma, including auto-transplantation of teeth, resin-retained bridges, the use of implants, and reconstruction of lost tissue in the anterior region. All chapters have been thoroughly revised and approximately 50% of the text and illustrations have been updated or augmented. To make the work as a whole more assimilable, a new layout has been devised that complements the style of Andreasen's synoptic colour atlas, "Essentials of Traumatic Injuries to the Teeth", which was published in 1990. The framework has been extended - from 12 chapters by 5 authors to 23 chapters by 12 - and the new edition includes some 400 illustrations. The primary target of this work are dental practitioners whose aim it is to provide the entire range of trauma treatment, from acute intervention to adequate post-trauma observation.

Synopsis
Increased knowledge of treatment outcomes, combined with better techniques and materials, has led to improved management and more predictable results for victims of dental trauma. To save teeth and restore function and esthetics, the clinical approach to dental trauma requires accurate diagnosis of the severity and extent of injury, treatment of the acute aspect of the injury, and long-term follow-up and treatment of injury sequelae. Each chapter in this book is arranged by: description, examination and diagnosis: key points; treatment plan; and treatment procedures. Described is the biologic basis of healing and the benefits of allowing healing to be used in the management of traumatic dental injuries. Also described are the roles orthodontic and restorative modalities play in the management of dental trauma. More than 50 cases and 480 images - intraoral, radiographic, and schematic - elucidate the most effective approaches to all forms of dental trauma.