Principles of Operative Dentistry

Name: Principles of Operative Dentistry
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ISBN: 9781405118217

ISBN-10: 1405118210

ISBN-13: 9781405118217

Edition: 2005

Authors: A. J. E. Qualtrough, Julian Satterthwaite, Leean Morrow, Paul Brunton

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Contemporary dental students tackle an array of operative procedures in their undergraduate education. Developing confidence with these procedures for optimum patient care is demanding, particularly given the rapid evolution of dental resources. Principles of Operative Dentistry helps students navigate this complex subject by detailing the underpinning principles of operative dentistry. These principles are not only important for students, once in practice, as dental materials science and techniques continue to grow, reference to these basic principles and adoption of evidence-based choices ensures good decisions regarding newer technologies.

Book details

List price: $76.95
Copyright year: 2005
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 4/29/2005
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 194
Size: 6.90" wide x 9.70" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.924
Language: English



Foreword


Preface


Contributors


Acknowledgements



Basic principles


Ergonomics in dentistry


Examination of the dentition - occlusion


Examination of the dentition - charting


Dental caries


Moisture control



Principles of direct intervention


Preservative management


Principles of operative intervention


Alternative preparation methods


Pulp protection


Supplementary retention for direct restorations



Principles of endodontics


Introduction


Diagnosis and assessment


Endodontic imaging


Access cavities


Endodontic instruments


Cleaning and shaping


Inter-appointment medicaments


Obturation (root filling)



Endodontics - further considerations


Trauma


Perio-endo connections


Elective endodontics


Restoration of the root-filled tooth



Principles of indirect restoration


Introduction and indications


Core restorations


Principles of preparation for indirect restorations


Summary



Indirect restorations - further considerations


Material type


Intra/extra-coronal restoration


Partial coverage restorations


Temporisation


Impression taking


Methods of construction


Limited resistance and retention


Creation of interocclusal space


Limitations of indirect restorations



Maintenance of the restored dentition


Maintenance


Failure


Replacement and repair of restorations



Evidence based practice


Introduction - what is evidence based practice?


Identifying and defining relevant questions


Identifying evidence


Appraisal of research literature


Implementation of research evidence and evaluation of its application


Conclusion


Index