Combining the approaches of preventative and restorative dentistry, this is a revised and updated guide to the clinical techniques and procedures necessary for managing tooth disorders and disease.
- Introduces minimally invasive dentistry as a model to control dental disease and then restore the mouth to optimal form, function, and aesthetics
- Contains several student-friendly features, including a new layout, line drawings and clinical photographs to illustrate key concepts
- Covers fundamental topics, including the evolutionary biology of the human oral environment; caries management and risk assessment; remineralization; principles of cavity design; lifestyle factors; choices between restorative materials and restoration management
- Includes a companion website with self-assessment exercises for students and a downloadable image bank for instructors
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| Acknowledgments, |
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| About the Companion Website, |
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| Introduction, |
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| 1 The Oral Environment and the Main Causes of Tooth Structure Loss, |
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| 2 Dental Caries: Management of Early Lesions and the Disease Process, |
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| 3 Dental Caries: Activity and Risk Assessment as a Logical and Effective Path to Both Prevention and Cure, |
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| 4 Non-Carious Tooth Structure Loss: Diagnosis, Risk and Activity Assessment and Clinical Management, |
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| 5 Aids to Remineralization, |
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| 6 Systems for Classifying Defects of the Exposed Tooth Surface, |
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| 7 Principles of Cavity Design for the Restoration of Advanced Lesions, |
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| 8 Instruments Used in Cavity Preparation, |
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| 9 Glass-Ionomer Materials, |
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| 10 Resin-Based Composite Restorative Materials, |
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| 11 Silver Amalgam, |
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| 12 Pulpal Responses, Pulp Protection and Pulp Therapy, |
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| 13 Choosing Between Restoration Modalities, |
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| 14 Caries in Young Children: Special Considerations in Aetiology and Management, |
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| 15 Oral Care of Older People, |
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| 16 Lifestyle Factors Affecting Tooth Structure Loss, |
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| 17 Periodontal Considerations in Tooth Restoration, |
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| 18 Occlusion as It Relates to Restoration of Individual Teeth, |
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| 19 Failures of Individual Restorations and Their Management, |
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| Index, |
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Graham J. Mount is a Visiting Research Fellow at the School of Dentistry, University of Adelaide, Australia and has a lifetime track record of promoting and delivering advances in the quality of patient care in areas related to both prevention and tooth restoration.
Wyatt R. Hume is a Senior Consultant with the Academy for Academic Leadership in Atlanta, former Professor and Chair of Restorative Dentistry at the University of California, San Francisco and former Dean of the School of Dentistry, University of California, Los Angeles, USA.
Hien C. Ngo is Professor and Dean of the School of Dentistry, University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.
Mark S. Wolff is Professor and Chair of the Department of Cariology and Comprehensive Care and Associate Dean for Pre-doctoral Clinical Education at the New York University College of Dentistry, USA.
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