Master Dentistry Volume 2

Restorative Dentistry, Paediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics

4th Edition - June 7, 2021
Editor: Giles McCracken
Language: English
Paperback ISBN:
9 7 8 - 0 - 7 0 2 0 - 8 1 4 4 - 6
eBook ISBN:
9 7 8 - 0 - 7 0 2 0 - 8 1 4 5 - 3

Now in its fourth edition, this popular text provides a comprehensive overview of core elements of restorative adult and paediatric dentistry that students will need in order to pa… Read more

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Now in its fourth edition, this popular text provides a comprehensive overview of core elements of restorative adult and paediatric dentistry that students will need in order to pass their final exams.

Edited by Professor Giles McCracken, the book provides key details and an overall broad summary of the multiple facets of restorative dentistry, pediatric dentistry and orthodontics. It includes conscious sedation, anxiety management and how law, ethics and professionalism interface with the delivery of dentistry.

The book has been fully updated to include developments in restorative dentistry, the latest materials and new technology, and is ideal for undergraduate students, vocational trainees and those preparing for post-graduate examinations.

Cover image
Title page
Table of Contents
Copyright
Preface
Using this book
List of contributors
List of Tables
List of Illustrations
1. Periodontology
Overview
1.1 Healthy periodontium
1.2 History and examination
1.3 Gingivitis
1.4 Periodontal diseases
1.5 Microbiology and pathogenesis of periodontal diseases
1.6 Risk factors and predisposing factors
1.7 Furcation and periodontal–endodontic lesions
1.8 Gingival problems
1.9 Trauma and the periodontium
1.10 Periodontal manifestations of syndromes and medical conditions
1.11 Treatment of periodontal disease
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
References
2. Endodontics
Overview
2.1 Pulpal and periradicular pathology
2.2 Patient assessment
2.3 Vital pulp therapy
2.4 Root canal morphology
2.5 Root canal preparation – cleaning and shaping of the root canal system
2.6 Root canal obturation
2.7 Restoration of endodontically treated teeth
2.8 Root canal retreatment
2.9 Surgical endodontics
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
Reference
3. Conservative dentistry
Overview
3.1 Examination, diagnosis and treatment planning
3.2 Caries
3.3 Resin bonding
3.4 Materials for direct restorations
3.5 Tooth surface loss
3.6 Indirect restorations
3.7 Biomechanical considerations
3.8 Bridges
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
4. Prosthodontics
Overview
4.1 Complete dentures
4.2 Copy/duplicate dentures
4.3 Immediate replacement dentures
4.4 Overdentures
4.5 Removable partial dentures
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
References
5. Restorative management of dental implants
Overview
5.1 Basic implant terminology and componentry
5.2 Planning implant restorations
5.3 Surgical phases
5.4 Provisional and definitive restoration of dental implants
5.5 Maintenance phase
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
6. Conscious sedation in dentistry
Introduction
6.1 Conscious sedation
6.2 Pharmacology of sedative agents
6.3 Current conscious sedation techniques
6.4 Dental treatment planning
6.5 Medicolegal aspects
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
7. Paediatric dentistry I
Overview
7.1 Tooth development and eruption
7.2 Management of the child patient
7.3 History, examination and treatment planning
7.4 Caries
7.5 Tooth discolouration
7.6 Tooth surface loss (wear)
7.7 Endodontics
7.8 Molar-incisor hypomineralisation
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
References
8. Paediatric dentistry II
Overview
8.1 Traumatic injuries
8.2 Dental anomalies
8.3 Special needs
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
References
9. Orthodontics I: Development, assessment and treatment planning
Overview
9.1 Craniofacial growth and occlusal development
9.2 Malocclusion: Classification and aetiology
9.3 Patient assessment in orthodontics
9.4 Principles of orthodontic treatment planning
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
10. Orthodontics II: Management of occlusal problems
Overview
10.1 Problem solving in the developing dentition
10.2 Class I malocclusion
10.3 Class II malocclusion
10.4 Class III malocclusion
10.5 Open bite and crossbite
10.6 Adult and surgical–orthodontic treatment
10.7 Cleft lip and palate
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
11. Orthodontics III: Appliances and tooth movement
Overview
11.1 Removable appliances
11.2 Fixed appliances
11.3 Functional appliances
11.4 Orthodontic tooth movement and retention
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
12. Professionalism, law and ethics
Overview
12.1 Principles
12.2 The general dental council
12.3 Titles and descriptions
12.4 Requirements for the practice of dentistry
12.5 Records and documentation
12.6 General anaesthesia and sedation
12.7 Complaints procedure and negligence
12.8 Laws and regulations
Self-assessment: Questions
Self-assessment: Answers
Index