Clinical Problem Solving in Dentistry
- 2nd Edition - February 9, 2004
- Latest edition
- Author: Edward W. Odell
- Language: English
This book is designed to explain to dental students the processes of diagnosis and treatment planning, through consideration of clinical cases and problems which involve aspects of… Read more
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Description
Description
This book is designed to explain to dental students the processes of diagnosis and treatment planning, through consideration of clinical cases and problems which involve aspects of all the dental specialties.
Key features
Key features
- 56 cases in clinical dentistry are presented in a practical, problem-based approach, leading the reader toward the correct diagnosis and treatment plan.
- Treatment alternatives are explored and evaluated in terms of their advantages and disadvantages.
- Material from all the dental specialties is integrated in the cases presented, in order to cover the full range of real-world clinical problems.
- Color illustrations throughout bring the cases to life and clarify important concepts.
Readership
Readership
Dental students, VDPs or vocational trainees (ie dentists in their first year of practice)
Table of contents
Table of contents
1. A high caries rate
2. A multiocular radiolucency
3. An unpleasant surprise
4. Gingival recession
5. A missing incisor
6. A dry mouth
7. Painful trismus
8. A lump on the gingival
9. Pain on biting
10. A defective denture base
11. Sudden collapse
12. A difficult child
13. Pain after extraction
14. A loose tooth
15. Oroantral fistula
16. Troublesome mouth ulcers
17. A lump in the neck
18. Trauma to an immature incisor
19. Hypoglycaemia
20. A problem overdenture
21. Impacted lower third molars
22. A phone call from school
23. Discoloured anterior teeth
24. A very painful mouth
25. Caution – X-rays
26. Ouch!
27. A swollen face and pericoronitis
28. First permanent molars
29. A sore mouth
30. A failed bridge.
31. An adverse reaction
32. Advanced periodontitis
33. Fractured incisors
34. An anxious patient
35. A blister on the cheek
36. Bridge design
37. Management of anticoagulation
38. A white patch on the tongue
39. Another white patch on the tongue
40. Molar endodontic treatment
41. A swollen face
42. Missing upper lateral incisors
43. Anterior crossbite
44. Unexpected findings
45. A gap between the front teeth
46. A lump in the palate
47. Rapid breakdown of first permanent molars
48. Oral cancer
49. A complicated extraction
50. Difficulty in opening the mouth
51. Tooth wear
52. Worn front teeth
53. A case of toothache
54. A child with a swollen face
55. A pain in the neck
56. Failed endodontic treatment
2. A multiocular radiolucency
3. An unpleasant surprise
4. Gingival recession
5. A missing incisor
6. A dry mouth
7. Painful trismus
8. A lump on the gingival
9. Pain on biting
10. A defective denture base
11. Sudden collapse
12. A difficult child
13. Pain after extraction
14. A loose tooth
15. Oroantral fistula
16. Troublesome mouth ulcers
17. A lump in the neck
18. Trauma to an immature incisor
19. Hypoglycaemia
20. A problem overdenture
21. Impacted lower third molars
22. A phone call from school
23. Discoloured anterior teeth
24. A very painful mouth
25. Caution – X-rays
26. Ouch!
27. A swollen face and pericoronitis
28. First permanent molars
29. A sore mouth
30. A failed bridge.
31. An adverse reaction
32. Advanced periodontitis
33. Fractured incisors
34. An anxious patient
35. A blister on the cheek
36. Bridge design
37. Management of anticoagulation
38. A white patch on the tongue
39. Another white patch on the tongue
40. Molar endodontic treatment
41. A swollen face
42. Missing upper lateral incisors
43. Anterior crossbite
44. Unexpected findings
45. A gap between the front teeth
46. A lump in the palate
47. Rapid breakdown of first permanent molars
48. Oral cancer
49. A complicated extraction
50. Difficulty in opening the mouth
51. Tooth wear
52. Worn front teeth
53. A case of toothache
54. A child with a swollen face
55. A pain in the neck
56. Failed endodontic treatment
Review quotes
Review quotes
"...the value of this resource extends far beyond undergraduate teaching. Qualified practitioners, especially new graduates, would find the book a useful clinical practice reference manual. Postgraduate teachers and vocational trainers could benefit from the case study approach when preparinf for tutorials. When your first patient comes in with 'fractured incisors' and the next is a pain in the neck' this book might just be the place to which you should turn." Readers' Panel member, Dental Update, June 2004
Product details
Product details
- Edition: 2
- Latest edition
- Published: April 16, 2004
- Language: English
About the author
About the author
EO
Edward W. Odell
Affiliations and expertise
Professor of Oral Pathology and Medicine, King’s College London; Honorary Consultant in Oral Pathology, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK