This practical guide to dental radiology is written for dental students and all those dental professionals who need to be able to take dental x-rays. The book is fully illustrated with over 250 illustrations. It incorporates and covers all new advances in dental x-ray apparatus, and discusses the hazards of ionising radiation. This edition includes a lot more illustrative material.

A Guide to Dental Radiography

Medical Books

Bourne, Sarah

Mason, Rita A.

Dentistry

Oxford University Press

The radiograph is one of the most valuable tools available in the practice of dentistry, and to maximise the effectiveness of the X-rays, good technique is crucial. This popular practical guide to dental radiography, now in its fourth edition, has been written for dental students and all dental and health professionals involved in taking dental radiographs, including dental practitioners, dental auxiliaries and radiographers. It contains updated material including radiation protection and digitization, as well as covering the recognized technigue in an updated, user-friendly format. It describes how to take intra- and extra-oral radiographs safely, giving advice on how to achieve the best imatge possible, as well as hints on how to recify errors. There are chapters on how to achieve quality within a unit or clinic, and how to get the best from processing radiographs. The textbook contains over 250 illustrations, many of them new for this edition.

A Guide to Dental Radiography (Oxford Medical Publications)

Oxford Univ. Pr.

First Aid Handbook. The first aid techniques described in this volume constitute certain generally accepted practices in use as of the date of publication.

Funk & Wagnalls New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Family Health (24)

Reference

Funk & Wagnalls

When the day starts with tragedy... where will it lead?\nWhen a woman steps in front of a commuter train to end her life, it sets in motion a chain of events that will also change the lives of its passengers forever. 
Eight strangers start their day unaware of the events about to unfold, but they find themselves having to reassess who they are and what they want from life. 
Emotional responses rise to the surface, including some of the choices they’ve made in life and their own mortality. Can their lives go on as they were, or will this stranger’s death be the catalyst they need for change? 
The Train is an emotional look at how people react to a tragic event and asks the question, how do we recover from tragedy? 
The Train is set to be one of 2021's stand-out debuts. A moving psychological novel, it's the perfect read for fans of authors like Amanda Prowse, Ashley Audrain and JP Delaney.

The Train: the moving psychological novel everyone is talking about

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Bloodhound Books

<div>A World War II nurse finds herself in a hospital bed with no memory of how she got there in this dramatic historical novel by the author of The Train. 1947. Ella Elkington wakes up in hospital with minor physical injuries but no memory. She cannot even remember her own name. The doctor treating her tells her that she had a car accident and has been identified by a letter found in a handbag. Asking to see the letter, hoping to find out about herself, she learns the letter is now missing. When the hospital tracks down her brother, he visits her, and Ella has glimmers of childhood memories.&nbsp; After she is released from hospital, with the help of diaries and letters, and her long-time friend Sheila, Ella begins to piece together her past. She learns she was a nurse during the war, who was sent to work in a mobile hospital in France after the D-Day landings. But, haunted by nightmares, Ella struggles to understand how she ended up in the accident--as well as what happened to that letter and the man in her dreams. In order to understand who she is, Ella must face a terrible truth in order to make peace with the past and find a way to live again&nbsp;.&nbsp;.&nbsp;. Ella's War&nbsp;is a captivating historical drama&nbsp;that will appeal to fans of authors like Lucinda Riley and Victoria Hislop.</div>

Ella's War: a moving an emotional drama

InVisible

On a remote Shetland island, a mother and daughter’s strained relationship is tested as dark and long-hidden secrets are revealed . . .\nKirstie exiles herself to the small Shetland island of Yell after yet another torrid affair. She knows she went too far this time—her desperate behaviour caused the breakdown of her lover’s marriage. Taking up residence in her grandparents’ croft, which has lain empty since their deaths, and wanting time to reflect on her life and disastrous relationships, Kirstie begins to write about her obsessive ways.\nWhat she hasn’t realised is that the island is full of relatives she never knew she had. Kirstie has spent her life feeling unloved, hurt, and angry, and has wondered what part this played in the all-consuming manner she is drawn into relationships.\nAs Kirstie allows some of the local people into her life, she learns of her mother Morag’s tragic history—and begins to reassess her mother’s behaviour. But as Kirstie grapples with her past and begins to settle into her present, Morag decides to visit, throwing Kirstie into turmoil once again—and revealing even more shocking truths . . .

Exile

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