The second edition of Dental Caries: the Disease and its Clinical Management builds on the success of the prestigious first edition to present an unrivaled resource on cariology. The clinical thrust of the first edition is widened and strengthened to include coverage of the disease in all its variety, from eruption of the first primary tooth to the prevalent forms of the disease in older patients. The centrality of caries control and management to the dental health of all populations is further emphasized, as the book goes beyond the successful treatment of carious lesions to demonstrate the long-term consequences of the non-operative and therapeutic techniques employed.
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“The detail in the text and the excellent pictures make this a ‘must have’ book for all dental professionals to update their knowledge. This is a remarkable book and can be used as a reference book and practical restorative technique guide for treating and preventing dental caries.” Probe
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'This text is generic enough to be used in most dental schools as a comprehensive textbook in cariology.
This text is the first text to really focus on the new paradigm shift towards more conservative management of caries.
The role of the diet in the etiology of caries and the management of caries through dietary controls were limited to a short discussion in chapter 14.
I would recommend this text for students, dentists and all professions allied to dentistry dealing with the management of dental decay.'
Dr Hardy Limeback, Head, Preventive Dentistry,
Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto
This text is the first text to really focus on the new paradigm shift towards more conservative management of caries.
The role of the diet in the etiology of caries and the management of caries through dietary controls were limited to a short discussion in chapter 14.
I would recommend this text for students, dentists and all professions allied to dentistry dealing with the management of dental decay.'
Dr Hardy Limeback, Head, Preventive Dentistry,
Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto
'This book, overall, is an excellent reference text for students of cariology, whether they be predoctorals, graduate students, faculty, or practitioners.
Again, I congratulate the editors and the authors who contributed to this book. It is one that all the students of cariology will refer to for the forseeable future.'
Reviewer: Brian H. Clarkson, Chair, Dept of Cariology, Restorative Sciences and Endodontics, School of Dentistry, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology
'This is a major new work, which should be of interest to all dentists...This is a clearly written and extremely well illustrated book with many colour plates in addition to monochrome illustrations and tables. The book will no doubt become essential reading for many.'
BDA News
‘Dental caries is ubiquitous in all populations throughout the world and in the main cause of dental pain and tooth loss. Hence, this text represents a major contribution to the literature on a subject that is of central concern to all dentists.’
'This is a clearly written, comprehensive textbook...Highly illustrated throughout (there are more than 400 illustrations), graphs, tables, histograms, radiographs and color photographs are all used to facilitate the reader's grasp of key information'
'Though Dental Caries is aimed at dental students and practitioners, it will be of value to the whole dental team, the scientific evidence and experience presented facilitating the practice of evidence-based dental care in the fields of both cariology and restorative dentistry.'
Journal of Orthodontics
'It was a pleasure for the author to review this book. 'Dental Caries - The Disease and its Clinical Management' is the first edition of this authoritative text...a very welcome addition to the literature....The text is richly illustrated with clear diagrams, graphs, radiographs and colour clinical photographs of clinical restorative procedures.'
This text would be of interest to dental practitioners, undergraduate dental students, dental hygienists and dental therapists and is a 'must' for any dental library. It is well-written, richly illustrated and very well referenced. The author cannot do justice to this excellent book in a short review such as this, and he is of the opinion that, for its price, this tome represents excellent value'
Dental Practice
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This book offers the state of art in dental caries disease studies. It is an essential book for every dentistry students.
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This is an excellent book. It will make you re-think or confirm your diagnosing skills and become a more confident clinician. A good review for the seasoned dentist and great information for the new dental student. It has great color illustrations and is well organized. This should be a part of every dental schools restorative course.
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From another point of view, we can look this book as one part of the film "Lord of Rings"? It has three episodes. If we are interested in endodontics, we will like this book very much. This book is the first part of "Lord of the Rings". Moreover, there are many interesting topics that we always meet each day such as the definition of carious leison and radiographic examination. What is the difference between the book and yours?
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caries lesion development, caries diagnostic criteria, bitewing radiography, caries distribution, past caries experience, developing caries lesions, low caries prevalence, approximal lesions, net mineral loss, approximal caries lesions, clinical caries examination, new caries lesions, bitewing examination, free fluoride toothpaste, caries lesion activity, caries lesion formation, inactive caries, dentin lesions, clinical tissue changes, posterior approximal surfaces, iatrogenic preparation damage, cariological point, saliva buffer capacity, directed population strategy, following tooth separation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Caries Res, Dent Res, Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, Community Dent Health, Public Health Dent, Acta Odontol Scand, Int Dent, Arch Oral Biol, Palenstein Helderman, Dent Assoc, Oral Sci, World Health Organization, United States, Pediatr Dent, Dent Educ, Quintessence Int, Dent Child, Public Health Rep, Special Issue, Swed Dent, Oper Dent, Oxford University Press, New York, Public Health Service, Paediatr Dent Browse Sample Pages:
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caries lesion development, caries diagnostic criteria, bitewing radiography, caries distribution, past caries experience, developing caries lesions, low caries prevalence, approximal lesions, net mineral loss, approximal caries lesions, clinical caries examination, new caries lesions, bitewing examination, free fluoride toothpaste, caries lesion activity, caries lesion formation, inactive caries, dentin lesions, clinical tissue changes, posterior approximal surfaces, iatrogenic preparation damage, cariological point, saliva buffer capacity, directed population strategy, following tooth separation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Caries Res, Dent Res, Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, Community Dent Health, Public Health Dent, Acta Odontol Scand, Int Dent, Arch Oral Biol, Palenstein Helderman, Dent Assoc, Oral Sci, World Health Organization, United States, Pediatr Dent, Dent Educ, Quintessence Int, Dent Child, Public Health Rep, Special Issue, Swed Dent, Oper Dent, Oxford University Press, New York, Public Health Service, Paediatr Dent Browse Sample Pages:
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