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Informationen zum Autor Peter Jacobsen is lead teacher in Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics and specialist teacher of occlusion and fixed prosthodontics at Cardiff University School of Dentistry. He is course coordinator and principal tutor of the University of Bristol distance learning courses (BUOLD) on Bridgework and the Non-Vital Tooth. He is an Honorary Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at the University Dental Hospital, Cardiff with particular interests in aesthetics, occlusion and fixed prosthodontics. Klappentext Restorative Dentistry: An Integrated Approach presents the core of knowledge that forms the basis of clinical practice in restorative dentistry.The book contains a practical common-sense approach to clinical problems structured within the limitations imposed by the patient and the ability and facilities of the dentist. Subjects included in the book are Periodontology, Endodontics, Dental Biomaterials, Oral Biology and Pathology, and Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics. However Restorative Dentistry offers a somewhat unique approach in that it integrates the basic sciences that are fundamental to clinical practice rather than having separate sections or expecting readers to consult other texts for basic information. The integration means that there are not separate sections on the specialist subjects but aspects of these topics are distributed throughout.This second edition is full colour throughout. It has been fully revised with two brand new chapters on Implantology bringing the book up to date with emerging technologies and developments in clinical procedures and materials. Zusammenfassung Restorative Dentistry: An Integrated Approach presents the core of knowledge that forms the basis of clinical practice in restorative dentistry. The book contains a practical common-sense approach to clinical problems structured within the limitations imposed by the patient and the ability and facilities of the dentist. Inhaltsverzeichnis Section I THE PATIENT. Chapter 1 The patient, his limitations and expectations. Chapter 2 History and examination. Chapter 3 Diagnosis and stabilisation. Chapter 4 Treatment planning. Section II RESTORATIONS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT. Chapter 5 Applied biology of the teeth. Chapter 6 Pathology of caries and pulpal disorders. Chapter 7 The periodontium in health and disease. Chapter 8 Functional anatomy of the occlusion. Chapter 9 Properties of restorative materials. Section III CLINICAL MANAGEMENT AND TECHNIQUES. Chapter 10 Intracoronal restorations. Chapter 11 Management of the deep cavity. Chapter 12 Root canal treatment. Chapter 13 Management of the periodontally involved dentition. Chapter 14 Principles of occlusal management. Chapter 15 Fixed prosthodontics - crowns. Chapter 16 Colour and aesthetics. Chapter 17 Impression techniques and materials. Section IV FIXED AND REMOVABLE PROSTHODONTICS. The replacement of missing teeth. Chapter 18 Diagnosis and treatment planning for fixed and removable prosthodontics. Chapter 19 Fixed prosthodontics: Resin retained bridgework. Chapter 20 Fixed prosthodontics: Conventional bridgework - design and planning. Chapter 21 Fixed prosthodontics: Conventional bridgework - clinical procedures. Chapter 22 Fixed prosthodontics: Basic principles of implants. Chapter 23 Fixed prosthodontics: Clinical aspects of implants. Chapter 24 Removable prosthodontics: Partial denture design. Chapter 25 Removable prosthodontics: Partial dentures - clinical procedures. Chapter 26 Removable prosthodontics: Complete dentures. Section V PROBLEMS. Chapter 27 Tooth surface loss. Chapter 28 Temporomandibular dysfunction. Chapter 29 Management of failure ...
