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Restorative dentistry : an integrated approach /

This title offers the senior undergraduate and newly qualified practitioner a practical textbook on restorative dentistry, relating clinical techniques and materials to the limitations imposed by the patient and the ability/facilities of the dentist.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Jacobsen, P. H. (Peter H.)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Oxford ; Ames, Iowa : Blackwell, 2008.
Edition:Second edition
Subjects:
Dentistry, Operative.
Dental Restoration, Permanent
Dentistry, Operative
Chirurgie dentaire.
Restaurative Zahnmedizin
Einführung.
Table of Contents:
  • Section I. The patient
  • 1. The patient, his limitations and expectations
  • 2. History and examination
  • 3. Diagnosis and stabilisation
  • 4. Treatment planning
  • Section II. The restoration and its environment
  • 5. Applied biology of the teeth
  • 6. Pathology of caries and pulpal disorders
  • 7. The periodontium in health and disease
  • 8. Functional anatomy of the occlusion
  • 9. Properties of restorative materials
  • Section III. Clinical management and techniques
  • 10. Intracoronal restorations
  • 11. Management of the deep cavity
  • 12. Root canal treatment
  • 13. Management of the periodontally involved dentition
  • 14. Principles of occlusal management
  • 15. Fixed prosthodontics
  • crowns
  • 16. Colour and aesthetics
  • 17. Impression techniques and materials
  • Section IV. Fixed and removable prossthodontics
  • The replacement of missing teeth
  • 18. Diagnosis and treatment planning for fixed and removable prosthodontics
  • 19. Fixed prosthodontics: Resin retained bridgework
  • 20. Fixed prosthodontics: Conventional bridgework
  • design and planning
  • 21. Fixed prosthodontics: Conventional bridgework
  • clinical procedures
  • 22. Fixed prosthodontics: Basic principles of implants
  • 23. Fixed prosthodontics: Clinical aspects of implants
  • 24. Removable prosthodontics: Partial denture design
  • 25. Removable prosthodontics: Partial dentures
  • clinical procedures
  • 26. Removable prosthodontics: Complete dentures
  • Section V. Problems
  • 27. Tooth surface loss
  • 28. Temporomandibular dysfunction
  • 29. Management of failure in the restored dentition 1. Fixed restorations
  • 30. Management of failure in the restored dentition 2. Dentures.