
Practical Periodontics
Description
Key Features
- Accompanying WEBSITE offers new chapter on implantology (June 2018), over 500 interactive questions, videos and case reports, to aid exam preparation
- Written in an accessible, easy-to-read style to aid retention of facts
- Chapter overviews, ‘learning objectives’ and key points boxes aid revision
- Practical approach to the subject helps bring ‘learning to life’
- Offers guidance regarding the management of children and young adults, as well as specialist referrals
- Prepared by contributors of international renown
- Discusses patient education - including self-care and oral hygiene methods
- Full colour artwork program helps explain detailed processes such as complex immunological responses
- Designed specifically to give students confidence when performing periodontal procedures
- Explores the interaction of periodontology with other dental disciplines, including implant and orthodontic specialists
- Suitable for all undergraduate students of dentistry, hygiene and therapy
Table of Contents
Section 1: Aetiology of Periodontal Diseases
1.1 The macro- and micro-anatomy of periodontal tissues
1.2 The pathogenesis of periodontal diseases
1.3 Epidemiology of periodontal disease
1.4 Host response and susceptibility
1.5 The role of biofilms in health and disease
1.6 Periodontal risk - systemic and local risk factors
Section 2: Periodontal Diagnosis and Prognosis
2.1 Classification of periodontal diseases
2.2 Assessment and monitoring of a periodontal patient
2.3 Gingival overgrowth
2.4 Periodontitis and systemic diseases
2.5 Determining periodontal prognosis
Section 3: Periodontal Treatment Planning
3.1 Treatment planning - gingivitis and periodontitis
3.2 The management of gingival recession
3.3 Treatment planning: periodontal problems in children and young adults
3.4 Referral to a periodontal specialist
Section 4: The Role of Self Care and Oral Hygiene Methods
4.1 Patient education and self-performed biofilm control
4.2 Clinical imaging in patient assessment and motivation
4.3 Patient adherence
Section 5: Non-surgical Periodontal Management
5.1 The diseased root surface in periodontitis
5.2 Periodontal instrumentation
5.3 Antibiotics in the management of periodontal diseases
5.4 Assessment of treatment outcomes and supportive periodontal therapy
Section 6: Surgical Periodontal Therapy
6.1 Rationale for periodontal surgery
Section 7: Interaction with Other Dental Disciplines
7.1 The periodontal-restorative interface
7.2 The periodontal-orthodontic interface
Product details
- No. of pages: 376
- Language: English
- Copyright: © Churchill Livingstone 2015
- Published: June 2, 2015
- Imprint: Churchill Livingstone
- eBook ISBN: 9780702066801
- Paperback ISBN: 9780702043574
About the Editors
Kenneth Eaton
Affiliations and Expertise
Philip Ower
in 1992, after which he was RAF Adviser in Periodontology and ran the RAF School of Dental Hygiene. After leaving the RAF in 1996 he lectured at the
Eastman Dental Institute and worked in several specialist practices. For 10 years he worked alongside the renowned Bernie Kieser at the Periodontal
Practice in London and now practices exclusively at the Briars Dental Centre in Newbury. He is on the GDC's Specialist Register. He has been an examiner
for the Royal College of Surgeons of England (MGDS) and has served two terms on the Council of the British Society of Periodontology (BSP). Phil has
had papers published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology, Dental Update, Dental Practice and Independent Dentistry and is on the editorial
boards of Dental Health and Primary Dental Care. He is a Module editor on the eDen project for e-Learning for Healthcare. He lectures throughout the
UK and internationally, and is responsible for the perio component of the FGDP(UK) Diploma in Restorative Dentistry in both London and Manchester.