Oral Implantology: Assessment to Maintenance
This well-illustrated book is primarily designed as a practical guide to dental implantology for general dental practitioners who do not routinely place or restore dental implants but also for those who do. It explains the importance of appropriate case selection and treatment planning, examines the risks and benefits of implant care, and discusses immediate placement, immediate loading and delayed placement protocols. Basic surgical and restorative (fixed and removable) options including digital and CADCAM workstreams are outlined. Issues around implant maintenance implant superstructure repair and remakes and implant removal are also covered. This book, written by recognised experts on the subject, will enable dentists with limited implant knowledge to discuss implant procedures with patients and to carry out routine surveillance and repair of dental implants. It will also be of value as a learning aid for under- and postgraduate students.
Cryogenic treatment of martensitic shape memory nickel-titanium alloy
Recent introduction of shape memory (SM) Nickel-Titanium (NiTi) alloy is a major breakthrough in the field of Endodontics. Although flexibility of these instruments was enhanced, fracture of rotary endodontic instruments during instrumentation is an important challenge for the operator. Implementation of supplementary manufacturing methods that would improve the cyclic fatigue life of the instrument is desirable. Cryogenic treamtent is one such treatment that enhances the cyclic fatigue life of the instruments and minimize their fracture. This discusses about the impact of cryogenic treatment on the quality of root canal treatment provided to the patients in a most economical way.
”Dental Implants in Pediatric Dentistry”
Dental implants have emerged as a reliable and effective solution for the replacement of missing teeth in adult populations, but their application in pediatric dentistry is a more recent and complex development. Pediatric patients often present unique challenges due to ongoing craniofacial growth, mixed dentition stages, and behavioral considerations. These factors necessitate a tailored approach to the evaluation, planning, and placement of dental implants in children and adolescents.Long-term follow-up is crucial for pediatric implant cases to monitor growth-related changes, implant stability, and prosthetic adaptation. Periodic assessments ensure that the implant and surrounding structures remain healthy and function optimally. As children transition to adulthood, prosthetic components may require modification or replacement to accommodate changes in occlusion or esthetic preferences.
Materials Used in Maxillofacial Prosthodontics
A book that will help students studying Prosthodontics at the postgraduate level and students studying materials used in maxillofacial Prosthodontics at the research level.This book will also be useful to general dentists and the technical team involved in the fabrication of maxillofacial prosthesis.I hope the readers will find this book helpful in understanding the basic concepts related to maxillofacial prosthodontics.
Dental Health Education
Reliance on education and faith in its outcome have often been translated into teaching people how they must behave if they are to prevent illness or its untoward consequences. While society may provide many safe guards and services for dental health, in the final analysis it is the acquired knowledge and motivation of the individual towards good dental health habit formation that makes the critical difference. So attempt is made to understand and present a comprehensive details of how dental health education can offer a substance to this ever changing world in improving oral health of individual and community at large.
Bleeding Disorders
This book provides an in-depth exploration of the challenges and solutions associated with managing bleeding disorders in dental and surgical practice. This comprehensive guide covers the fundamentals of haemostasis, common bleeding disorders, patient assessment techniques, and clinical management strategies. Designed for dental professionals, the book emphasizes safe treatment planning, laboratory evaluation, and advanced approaches for handling complex cases, ensuring optimal patient care in oral and maxillofacial surgery.From understanding inherited and acquired bleeding disorders to addressing perioperative challenges, this guide equips practitioners with the knowledge to ensure safe and effective care during surgical and non-surgical dental procedures. With practical insights into risk assessment, treatment planning, and the use of modern haemostatic agents, this book is an essential tool for clinicians aiming to elevate their expertise in oral and maxillofacial surgery.
Orthodontics and Orthognathic Surgery-Past, Present and Future
The combination of surgery and orthodontic treatment makes it possible to treat dentofacial deformities that previously could not have been corrected orthodontically. The surgeon and orthodontist jointly review and organize the available information into a recommended treatment plan that is then presented to the patient. Orthognathic surgery has created new and exciting opportunities in the treatment of patients with dentofacial deformities and has relieved the orthodontist of having only compromised treatment to offer patients with skeletal disharmony.
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
FULL MOUTH REHABILITATION A MUST FOR PROSTHODONTIC STUDENTS AND RESEARCH SCHOLARS A book that will guide prosthodontic students and students of conservative dentistry during their clinical activities and in other academic related work.This book will also be useful to crown and Bridge specialists who are doing cases related to full mouth rehabilitation.This book is tailor made and will prove student and clinician friendly in understanding the basic concepts related to full mouth rehabilitation.
