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Anderson. M.

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Literary

This companion to the popular book Practical Lessons in Endodontic Surgery offers expert guidance to clinicians who have limited experience in the nonsurgical procedures involved in root canal therapy. Synthesizing the very latest clinical concepts and technologies with tried-and-true traditional treatment methods, it introduces readers to the challenges associated with nonsurgical endodontics and delivers realistic solutions in a clear, step-by-step, lesson-based format. Each of the 42 lessons offers useful, workable, and, above all, practical information and recommendations covering a specific aspect of endodontic care. Readers expand their knowledge incrementally, beginning with the essentials of patient diagnosis, examination, and record-keeping and progressing through lessons concerned with treatment planning and preparation for therapy; root canal instrumentation and obturation; and emergency and adjunctive procedures.

Practical Lessons in Endodontic Treatment

Medical Books

Arens, Donald E.

Gluskin, Alan H.

Peters, Christine I.

Peters, Ove A., Ph.D.

Dentistry

Written as a novel, this book models a real-life story about how a dentist improved his practice from a loss to over $2 million in net profit in a few years while simultaneously enhancing the quality of patient care. Dental practitioners and their staff will find this engaging story an easy and fun way to learn how to implement powerful, scientifically based project management principles into their practice. The story provides a relatable way to understand the approach presented, which encourages dentists and their staff to resist complicated management strategies and cost-cutting techniques and instead implement commonsense measures based on an understanding of the cause and effect that occurs when changes are made in a practice. Dentistry with a Vision will help you to: - Identify the few key issues in your practice that are holding you back - Substantially increase your profits within weeks - Treat more patients in less time without sacrificing quality of care - Reduce waste, repeated work, and stress - Improve relationships among the practitioners, staff, and outside service providers - Work fewer hours performing more of the kind of treatments you enjoy - Increase referrals and patient demand for services - Develop a scheduling system that fulfills the needs of your practice and your patients Contents Part I: The Dilemmas 1. Just Another Day in Crisis: Dealing with Staff Challenges 2. A Tough Call: Spending Money to Make Money 3. No Time for an Emergency: Identifying Scheduling Problems 4. The Intervention: Learning from Mistakes 5. The First Lesson: Making Investment and Financial Decisions Part II: Leverage Toward the Goal 6. The $100,000 Day: Applying New Principles 7. A Difficult Beginning: Learning Step 1 of the Five Focusing Steps 8. The Aha Moment: Grasping the Rest of the Five Focusing Steps Part III: Increasing Patient Demand for Services 9. Deal or No Deal: Understanding Patients Six Layers of Resistance 10. Harvesting the Gold: Beginning the Dental Sales Process 11. Help Wanted: Hiring a Salesperson 12. A New Plateau: The Dentist As Constraint Part IV: Lean, Six Sigma, Scheduling, and Managing People 13. The Working Vacation: Learning to Be Lean 14. Quality Time: Simplifying Six Sigma 15. Working with the Clock: A Lesson in Scheduling 16. Hard Science on the Softer Side of Business: Managing People 17. One Year Later: Profits for a Purpose

Dentistry with a Vision: Building a Rewarding Practice and a Balanced Life

Gerald I. Kendall

Gary S. Wadhwa

This book presents readers with the information necessary to understand the morphogenesis of orthodontic problems, to differentiate among various conditions, and to apply early intervention approaches to optimal effect. Through integration of basic science and clinical practice, detailed case reports, and abundant illustrations, the author: -Provides an overview of dental development, from tooth formation to permanent occlusion. -Emphasizes the developmental stages that must be recognized during patient examination to facilitate differential diagnosis. -Presents clear, step-by-step instructions for different treatment options. -Demonstrates the benefits achieved by intervention in developing malocclusions and guidance of eruption. The discussions in part 1 of the concept of early-age treatment and the basic foundation of occlusal development empower practitioners to detect anomalies and intervene as necessary. Part 2 consists of chapters explaining the ontogeny, diagnosis, and early detection of, as well as the proper intervention for, nonskeletal problems. Part 3 includes chapters on early intervention for dentoskeletal problems in the sagittal, transverse, and vertical dimensions. This book cuts through the controversy surrounding early versus late treatment and shows that clinicians must decide on a case-by-case basis when to provide orthodontic treatment. Contents Part 1 Clinical and Biologic Principles of Early-Age Orthodontic Treatment 1. Rationale for Early-Age Orthodontic Treatment 2. Development of the Dentition and Dental Occlusion 3. Examination, Early Detection, and Treatment Planning Part 2 Early-Age Orthodontic Treatment of Nonskeletal Problems 4. Space Management in the Transitional Dentition 5. Management of Incisor Crowding 6. Management of Deleterious Oral Habits 7. Orthodontic Management of Hypodontia 8. Orthodontic Management of Supernumerary Teeth 9. Diagnosis and Management of Abnormal Frenum Attachments 10. Early Detection and Treatment of Eruption Problems Part 3 Early-Age Orthodontic Treatment of Dentoskeletal Problems 11. Management of Sagittal Problems (Class II and Class III Malocclusions) 12. Management of Transverse Problems (Posterior Crossbites) 13. Management of Vertical Problems (Open Bites and Deep Bites)

Early-Age Orthodontic Treatment

Aliakbar Bahreman

Advances in materials science and digital technologies have revolutionized the field of ceramic-based restorative and implant dentistry. Forward-thinking clinicians and dental technicians must negotiate this rapidly changing landscape to determine which materials and technologies are validated by laboratory and clinical evidence, have the potential to improve patient outcomes, and are practical for clinical application. To provide insight into these issues, the editors of this book have assembled the talents of the various stakeholders in this field. International authorities from a variety of disciplines have come together to share expertise from the biomaterials, industry, clinical, and laboratory perspectives. The result is a comprehensive reference on all-ceramic technology that combines thoughtful analysis of the state of the science with practical clinical advice for dentists and laboratory technicians alike. This book will provide readers with the tools to judge the research presented in the literature and incorporate best practices and advances in materials and technology into their armamentarium in a way that will benefit their patients.d

High-Strength Ceramics: A Collaboration of Science, Industry, Clinical, and Laboratory Expertise

Jonathan Ferencz

José Navarro

Nelson R.F.A. Silva

The simplified clinical protocols described in this book represent a revolution in the esthetic rehabilitation of the edentulous maxilla that update the knowledge base and corrects outdated principles deeply rooted in the profession. The treatment strategy is prosthetically driven and tailored to address the anatomical realities of any clinical situation. The authors emphasize use of a comprehensive esthetic analysis and the careful management of the essential preparatory phases, and they outline the esthetic design principles and clinical methodology for different treatment options. They also discuss indications for immediate loading, delivery of a fixed prosthesis shortly after the surgery, flapless surgery, and the all-on-four treatment concept, all of which can be used to limit postoperative difficulties for the patient. By tailoring the prosthetic management to the clinical situation and simplifying the surgical and prosthetic protocols, the authors of this book have developed predictable esthetic treatment strategies that will be applicable to the largest number of patients and the largest number of clinicians.

Esthetic Implant Restoration in the Edentulous Maxilla: A Simplified Protocol

Karim Dada

Marwan Daas

In today's health care environment, the emphasis on disease prevention means that, more than ever before, dentists are expected to promote the general as well as oral health of their patients. Over the past several decades, an impressive body of knowledge has accumulated about the impact of oral infections on overall health and well-being. New information is being published at a rapid pace, and clinicians must sort through sometimes conflicting findings. Written by distinguished experts in the fields of oral medicine, periodontology, epidemiology, and microbiology, The Oral-Systemic Health Connection: A Guide to Patient Care gathers the latest scientific information on the associations between the oral environment and overall health. With careful analysis, the authors weigh the latest evidence about the relationships between oral infections and systemic diseases and conditions such as diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis, heart disease, pulmonary disease, inflammation, obesity, and complications of pregnancy. Other chapters focus on cutting-edge research into areas such as infectious disease screening, bioinformatics, targeted cancer therapies, and salivary diagnostics. This book will help readers to better understand current and future evidence on the associations between oral health and general health and enable readers to examine with a critical eye the claims made by scientists working on this subject. More importantly, readers will be able to apply this information clinically to guide treatment decisions and recommend preventive strategies, for the benefit of their patients.

The Oral-Systemic Health Connection: A Guide to Patient Care, 1st Edition

Michael Glick

A selection of the newest materials and best fabrication techniques for esthetic restorative results are elegantly presented in QDT 2016. Original articles on minimally invasive procedures, CAD/CAM, difficult cases, and the ever-challenging transition zone take center stage this year. The State of the Art article features full-mouth esthetic rehabilitation of the severely worn and compromised dentition, and the Biomaterials Update focuses on self-etching primer as an alternative to strong hydrofluoric and porcelain etching. Rounding out the issue is a special feature on achieving excellence in portrait photography, courtesy of Naoki Aiba.

Quintessence of Dental Technology QDT 2016

Sillas Duarte Jr.

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