Soft Tissue Management: The Restorative Perspective -- Putting Concepts into Practice
Ariel J. Raigrodski
The soft tissue-restorative interface is where the artistry of the dental technician meets the clinical skill of the restorative dentists. The challenge for the clinician lies in managing the soft tissue frame, the essence of restorative dentistry. This compelling clinical monograph outlines a simplified approach to finish line design and preparation that is exceedingly practical. The author provides step-by-step instructions for each stage of therapy so that restorative dentists can understand how to manage the soft tissue frame, minimize trauma, and ensure a healthy and esthetic treatment outcome. Multiple cases are followed throughout the book, with individual chapters focusing on those portions of the case that illustrate the concepts elucidated in the chapter. Employing strict evidence-based principles, the author provides clinical tools for effective soft tissue management that will prevail even as technology in dentistry continues to evolve.
Contents:
Fundamental Concepts of Periodontal Tissues -- Preparation Design -- Therapeutic Provisional Restorations -- Impression Making -- Accurate Transfer of Soft Tissue Contours to the Dental Laboratory -- Abutment Selection for Cement-Retained Implant-Supported Restorations -- Ceramic Screw-Retained Implant-Supported Restorations -- Delivery Procedures
208 pp; 779 illus; ISBN: 978-0-86715-691-1 (B6911); Available Early 2015.
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Mini-Implants: The Orthodontics of the Future
Skander Ellouze and Franηois Darque
Mini-implants offer a useful orthodontic anchorage solution with relatively simple placement that does not rely on patient cooperation and is reliable. This comprehensive book presents the essentials of orthodontic treatment using mini-implants and outlines selection, placement, biomechanics, diagnosis, and treatment strategies. The authors detail the biomechanics application of mini-screw-supported alveolar anchorage in precise and effective therapeutic protocols to treat every type of malocclusion, including orthodontic movements that were difficult or even impossible to achieve previously. The authors also discuss the management of mini-implants in multidisciplinary treatment. With clearly defined indications, codified protocols, and reproducible therapeutic efficacy and clinical results, this book details a full-fledged treatment system that uses mini-implants to achieve functional and esthetic outcomes.
Contents
Selection -- Placement Techniques -- Biomechanics -- Maxillary Molar Distalization -- Mandibular Molar Distalization -- Molar Protraction -- Arch Asymmetries -- Molar Vertical Control -- Mini-Implant-Assisted Expansion -- Multidisciplinary Treatments
240 pp; 875 illus; ISBN: 978-2-36615-018-6 (B9314): Available Early 2015.
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Applied Occlusion, Second Edition
Robert Wassell, Amar Naru, Jimmy Steele, and Francis Nohl
A sound understanding of occlusal principles is key to good clinical practice and the update to this best-selling book offers a straightforward clinical approach to occlusion. This second edition includes many new illustrations, highlighted practical tips, and updates to the text with the most recent advances in the literature. The narrated 3D animations on the accompanying DVD clarify the effects of jaw movement, and comprehensive clinical videos demonstrate the process of investigating and managing real-life occlusal problems. The authors of this practical guide bring occlusal concepts and techniques to life and demystify them for dentists and students alike.
Contents:
Intercuspal Positions -- Normal Function and Avoiding Damage to Restored Teeth -- Deflective Contacts, Interferences, and Parafunctions -- Reorganizing the Occlusion -- Occlusion, the Periodontium, and Soft Tissue -- Occlusion and Fixed Osseointegration Implant Restorations -- Occlusion and TMDS
208 pp; 177 illus; ISBN: 978-1-85097-277-8 (B8939); Available Early 2015.
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Cell-to-Cell Communication: Periodontal Regeneration
Bernd Stadlinger and Hendrik Terheyden
Unlike bone, which is constantly undergoing resorption followed by bone apposition, teeth are not subject to remodeling. They are remarkably resistant to physiologic remodeling processes. The reason for this is found in the periodontium and cementum. The mechanisms that take effect in this area and the effectiveness of the periodontal system -- consisting of gingiva, alveolar bone, periodontium, and cementum -- after injury can be visualized in this scientific 3D film. The visualization of these complex processes is of great interest for academic teaching as well as for the clinician, as the cellular interactions are presented in the context of four phases. For the first time, scanning electron microscopic images of the real cells can be visualized alongside computer-animated simulations, allowing the comparison of their characteristics.
Contents
Cementum Formation -- Orthodontic Tooth Movement -- Trauma and Periodontitis -- Periodontal Regeneration
14 min; ISBN: 978-1-85097-267-9 (C3008); Available Early 2015
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Quintessence of Dental Technology 2015
Sillas Duarte, Jr.
With its focus on the newest techniques and materials for esthetic restorative outcomes, QDT 2015 features original articles on CAD/CAM, conservative adhesive restorations, non-prep veneers, pink esthetics, full-mouth reconstructions, and overall challenging cases. Two State of the Art articles are presented: Mastering Esthetic and Functional Rehabilitation of the Severely Worn Dentition by Serio Arias et al, and CAD/CAM Technology for Complete Dentures Fabrication by Tae Kim and Sillas Duarte, Jr. Neimar Sartori et al provide this year's Biomaterials Update on CAD/CAM High-Strength Glass Ceramics.
Authors include:
Victor Clavijo, Leonardo Bocabella, Paulo Fernando Mesquita de Carvalho, Leonardo Bacherini, Mauro Fradeani, Gerard Chiche, Sergio Arias, Aram Torosian, Paulo Kano, Fabio Andretti, Priscila Saito, Emerson Lacerda, Naoki Hayashi, Tae Kim, Ivan Contreras Molina, Panaghiotis Bazos, Pascal Magne, Luiz Narciso Baratieri, Neimar Sartori, Gilberto Tostado, Jin-Ho Phark, Kazunari Takanashi, Richard Lin, Hilal Kuday, Michel Magne, Gadzhy Dazhaev, Thomas Sing, Oswaldo Scopin de Andrade, Messias Rodrigues, Ronaldo Hirata, Luiz Alves Ferreira, Cristiano Soares, Yuji Tsuzuki, Josef Schweiger, Daniel Edelhoff, Michael Stimmelmayr, Jan-Frederik Gόth, Florian Beuer, and Sillas Duarte, Jr.
220 pp; 915 illus; ISBN: 978-0-86715-689-8 (J0626); Available Spring 2015.
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The Biomechanical Foundation of Clinical Orthodontics
Charles J. Burstone and K. C. Choy
All orthodontic treatment modalities can be improved by applying sound biomechanics, yet most orthodontic therapy today is delivered without consideration of forces or force systems. Orthodontic hardware itself is only a means to an end point, such as tooth alignment, bone remodeling, or growth modification; the orthodontist can achieve these goals only by manipulating forces, regardless of the techniques used. Written by a world-renowned authority on the subject, this book teaches biomechanics in an easy-to-understand and engaging way, using universal examples outside orthodontics to illustrate basic force systems and how they function and then applying these principles to the practice of clinical orthodontics. The authors cover all of the force systems an orthodontist needs to understand to deliver effective treatment, explaining how each can be controlled and manipulated and demonstrating the forces at work through highly instructive 3D illustrations. Most chapters conclude with the presentation of several study problems, allowing the reader an opportunity to practice developing treatment plans using the biomechanics concepts discussed in each chapter (Answers are provided at the end of the book.) This book is sure to be an instant classic.
Contents
Concurrent and Nonconcurrent Force Systems -- Headgear -- Maxillomandibular Elastics -- Deep Bite Correction by Intrusion and by Extrusion -- Equilibrium -- Biomechanics of Altering Tooth Position -- 3D Concepts in Tooth Movement -- Orthodontic Anchorage -- Stress, Strain, and the Biologic Response -- Lingual Arches -- Extraction Therapies and Space Closure -- Forces from Brackets and Wires -- Statically Determinate Appliances -- Biomechanics and Treatment of Dentofacial Deformity -- Biomechanics of Miniscrews -- Friction in Orthodontic Appliances -- Orthodontic Wire Materials and Selection
608 pp; 2,198 illus; ISBN 978-0-86715-651-5 (B6515); Available Spring 2015
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Review: A Study Guide
Din Lam and Daniel Laskin
This comprehensive text, prepared by experts in their field, provides a quick and effective way for both residents and busy clinicians to review important information and published literature in dentoalveolar surgery and implantology, anesthesiology, medicine, pathology, orthognathic surgery, craniofacial and reconstructive surgery, cosmetic surgery, and TMJ disorders and facial pain, as well as to gain new knowledge in these areas. The content is organized in bullet-point format and complemented by numerous illustrations, tables, and algorithms, making the material easy to remember. This is an excellent resource for board preparation as well as recertification.
Contents
Medical Assessment and Management of the Surgical Patient Anesthesia Dentoalveolar Surgery Trauma Orthognathic Surgery Craniofacial Surgery Obstructive Sleep Apnea Cosmetic Surgery TMJ Surgery Facial Pain Pathology Reconstruction
ISBN: 978-1-86715-674-4 (B6744); Available Spring 2015
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Communication Skills for Dental Health Care Providers
Lance Brendan Young, Cynthia O'Toole, and Bianca Wolf
This evidence-based textbook presents the essential communication strategies clinicians should know to facilitate interaction with patients. With a focus on practical strategies instead of dense communication theories, the authors facilitate improved patient-provider communication and demonstrate how to elicit accurate patient information during the health interview communicate effectively during examinations and procedures, and present preventive and restorative treatment plans from a patient-centered perspective.
Contents:
Communication Fundamentals -- Preparing for Patient Communication -- Developing Cultural Competence -- Enhancing Listening Skills -- Improving Verbal Skills -- Refining Nonverbal Communication Skills -- Initiating and Interviewing -- Interacting During and After Procedures -- Presenting Treatment Plans -- Managing Life Span Challenges -- Managing Hearing and Speaking Challenges -- Managing Stigma Challenges
ISBN: 978-0-86715-690-4 (B6904); Available Spring 2015.
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Best Practices in Endodontics: A Desk Reference
Edited by Richard Schwartz, Anthony L. Horalek, and Venkat Canakapalli
This book is a compilation of practical information shared by some of the finest clinical endodontists in the world. Most of the chapters are short and focus on how to perform a single clinical procedure. They are written in simple language with ample photographic support. This book provides guidance for most common endodontic procedures but also for some procedures that are less common, such as how to treat teeth containing Russian Red; surgical extrusion; root submergence; and decompression. Because most of the procedures described are performed under a dental operating microscope, there are chapters on operatory design for microscopic endodontics, microscope ergonomics for the doctor and assistant, and how to set up and use a microscope for photography and video documentation. In addition, three chapters are devoted exclusively to understanding and applying CBCT imaging. Written at a specialist level, the book serves as a desk reference for clinical procedures and as a daily practical guide, but it contains information that is useful to anyone who aspires to perform endodontics at a high level.
Contents
The Dental Operating Microscope -- CBCT and Endodontics -- Nonsurgical Endodontic Procedures -- Retreatment -- Restorative Considerations -- Resorption -- Trauma Management -- Other Topics
ISBN: 978-0-86715-677-5 (B6775); Available Spring 2015
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Orofacial Pain and Headache, Second Edition
Yair Sharav and Rafael Benoliel
For many years, the study and treatment of orofacial pain have been considered as separate from the study and treatment of headaches, but the editors of this updated award-winning textbook take the philosophical stance that orofacial pain and headache must be considered together. The authors integrate knowledge across these disciplines to improve diagnostic accuracy and clinical management of chronic pain conditions and foster a beneficial collaboration between headache specialists and orofacial pain experts. The first chapters cover the diagnostic process, psychosocial modifying factors, and the anatomy and neurophysiology of the trigeminal nerve, but the bulk of the book is given over to a comprehensive review of the major clinical families of craniofacial pain. In this new edition, the authors place a focus on presenting clinical features and outlining treatment strategies, and the clinical case reports offer insight into the complexity of orofacial pain diagnosis and management. Because pharmacotherapy remains the primary treatment for most craniofacial pain, two chapters detail the pharmacology, efficacy, and side effects of commonly used drugs, although treatment options for neurosurgical and complementary and alternative medicine are also included. Finally, a new chapter addressing facial pain, headache, and sleep provides much-needed insight to this often-overlooked topic. The authors interweave an impressive body of scientific evidence with solid clinical experience to provide a timely and instructive addition to the pain literature.
Contents:
The Diagnostic Process -- Anatomy and Neurophysiology -- Measuring and Assessing Pain -- Psychologic Aspects -- Orofacial Pain, Headache, and Sleep -- Acute Orofacial Pain -- Otolaryngologic Aspects -- Persistent Orofacial Muscle Pain Related to TMDs, Headaches, and Fibromyalgia -- Pain and the Dysfunction of the TMJ -- Migraine and Possible Facial Variants -- Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalgias -- Neuropathic Orofacial Pain -- Neurosurgical Aspects -- Secondary Orofacial Pain and Headache -- Pharmacotherapy -- Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Available Spring 2015.
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Surgical Design for Dental Reconstruction with Implants: A New Paradigm
Martin Chin
This book presents a novel strategy to improve the outcome of maxillofacial reconstruction by combining evolving principles of neurophysiology and tissue engineering with an integrated surgical and laboratory technique. The objective of this book is to bridge the gap between the routine practice of maxillofacial surgery and theoretical laboratory science. The early chapters set down clear, specific treatment-planning principles that should be considered in every surgical design to optimize healing. Subsequent chapters detail the laboratory and surgical techniques that make precise skeletal movements predictable. This methodology is validated with comprehensively illustrated clinical examples, including long-term follow-up. This integrated approach to reconstructive therapy offers the potential to solve clinical problems that are known to be resistant to conventional treatments. Guided by this book, the reader will be able to exploit emerging biotechnical discoveries to establish a working model that can be applied to real problems affecting real patients.
Contents
Surgical Design Using Embryologic Processes -- Osseointegration Within the Functional Matrix -- Engineering Environments for Simultaneous Bone Growth and Osseointegration -- Using BMP to Generate Bone -- Using Developing Teeth to Generate Bone -- Using Osteotomies to Generate Bone in Defects of Local Origin -- Using Osteotomies to Generate Bone in Patients with Systemic Disorders -- Designing Bone-Forming Constructs for Major Skeletal Reconstruction -- Controlling the Accuracy of Osteotomy Fragment Repositioning -- Comparing Mechanical and Virtual Surgical Planning
ISBN: 978-0-86715-684-4 (B6843); Available Spring 2015.
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The Alexander Discipline, Volume 3: Unusual and Difficult Cases
R. G. Wick Alexander
Following in the footsteps of the previous two volumes, this third volume of the Alexander Discipline series focuses on the treatment of unusual and difficult cases. Like earlier volumes, this new book demonstrates through the presentation of complete patient records how the outlined principles can be used to achieve beautiful, functional, and stable results, even in patients requiring creative treatment planning and treatment mechanics. In the situations presented in this book, there is no one right answer to the problem, and the orthodontist must have the confidence and relevant knowledge to formulate the treatment plan most suitable for each patient.
Contents
Open Bite -- Deep Bite -- Borderline Treatment -- Class III Treatment -- Early Treatment -- Adult Treatment -- Atypical Extractions -- Impacted, Transposed, and Missing Teeth
ISBN 978-0-86715-469-6 (B4696); Available Spring 2015
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Digital Dental Revolution: The Learning Curve
Alessandro Agnini and Andrea Angini with Christian Coachman
In recent years, innovative technology has allowed the dental team to use new materials and equipment in the production of prosthetic dental restorations that offer greater precision than conventional protocols. However, many clinicians find themselves struggling to make the transition to a digital workflow. With this book, the authors present the digital workflow they have developed and tested over time as new materials and software have continued to evolve. Readers will discover how to integrate new technology into their daily routine to improve communication with patients and their dental team and increase the quality of their restorations, ultimately enhancing the satisfaction of their patients and the success of their practice.
Available Spring 2015.
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Atlas of Bracketless Fixed Lingual Orthodontics: Basic Concepts
Anna Mariniello and Fabio Cozzolino
This atlas illustrates a bracketless technique for resolving malocclusions in the permanent dentition that provides invisible orthodontic treatment with minimal patient discomfort. This innovative method, characterized by the use of orthodontic wires directly bonded to the lingual surfaces of the teeth, was first used to treat relapse of anterior misalignments and tooth crowding in the anterior dentition. Over time the technique has evolved, and the authors of this book use bracketless fixed lingual orthodontics to resolve all types of malocclusions. This monograph details their technique, including the materials used, clinical procedure for forming appliances, bonding to dental surfaces, detailed analysis of possible treatments in relation to various malocclusions, and how to control specific tooth movements. The therapeutic concepts are fully illustrated through case examples of increasing complexity. Additional topics include use of provisional teeth in extraction cases as well as bone regeneration through orthodontic movements.
Contents
Materials -- Clinical Procedure -- Analysis of Tooth Movements -- Clinical Cases -- Bone Regeneration by Orthodontic Movement -- Orthodontic Extractions and Provisional Teeth
Available Spring 2015
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Implantology Step by Step
Christoph T. Sliwowski
In this practical textbook, the author presents innovative treatment strategies for the protocols of implant dentistry that span the discipline, from simple single-tooth restoration to complex full-arch rehabilitation of edentulous arches involving sinus elevation and immediate implant placement. It features treatment protocols for clinical situations with different baseline conditions and levels of difficulty. In addition, important complications are discussed within the context of their causes and management. The author does not shy away from presenting examples of implant therapy with unsatisfactory results but instead understands the value of such causes to instruct the reader on specific pitfalls. This book provides valuable instruction and guidance to student practitioners on the most up-to-date protocols in implant dentistry.
592 pp; 2,337 ilus; ISBN: 978-1-85097-381-5 (B9082); Available Spring 2015.
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ITI Treatment Guide, Volume 8: Biological and Hardware Complications in Implant Dentistry
Daniel Wismeijer, Daniel Buser, and Stephen Chen
Volume 8 details the origins and treatment of biological as well as hardware complications. Sixteen step-by-step clinical cases are presented by experiences clinicians to illustrate the diagnosis and treatment of complications.
232 pp; 515 illus; ISBN: 978-3-86867-240-4 (B9081); Available Spring 2015
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Comprehensive Esthetic Dentistry
Florin Lazarescu
Nothing can replace the sense of professional fulfillment and personal reward that comes when a patient's smile is successfully restored. This book presents the standard protocols that make up the foundation of esthetic dentistry and provides keen insight into the artistic aspects essential to a truly esthetic outcome. The authors demonstrate their professional passion for esthetic dentistry as a necessary ingredient for success and show how development of and "artistic touch" allows a clinicians to shape dental treatment and elevate patient smiles. Based on scientific research, clinical evidence, and the practical experience of the authors, this book is a practical approach to esthetic dentistry.
Contents
Contemporary Esthetic Dentistry -- Dental and Dentofacial Esthetics -- Photographic Examination -- Dentist-Patient Communication -- Ceramic Materials -- Ultraconservative Dentistry -- Adhesive Techniques -- Tooth Discoloration -- Anterior and Posterior Esthetic Restoration -- Luting Protocol for All-Ceramic Restorations -- In-Office CAD/CAM Technology -- Dental Implants in the Esthetic Zone -- Esthetic Soft Tissue Management in Implant Dentistry -- Esthetic Strategies in Orthodontics
Available Spring 2015.
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Illustrated Guide to Injectable Fillers: Basics, Indications, Uses
Hema Sundaram, Gerhard Sattler, and Boris Sommer
This reference book serves as a guide to performing facial implantation and augmentation with fillers. The authors demonstrate how to use injectable fillers to rejuvenate skin in the most common areas: face, neck, and back of the hands. The phases of treatment are presented in full, and case reports document the procedures used to address the mid face, periorbital region, nasolabial folds, lips, marionette lines, forehead, and chin. In addition, the properties and applications of different types of fillers are summarized in product charts.
192 pp; 375 illus; ISBN: 978-1-85097-251-6 (D2516); Available Spring 2015.
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Glossary of Preventive Dentistry and Periodontology CD-Rom
Edited by Niklaus P. Lang, Mariano Sanz, and William V. Giannobile
This electronic glossary, compiled by an international panel of experts in prevention and periodontology, contains more than 2,000 terms. The glossary offers straightforward definitions and pertinent scientific and clinical information about terms in the areas of anatomy and morphology, etiology, pathogenesis/immunology, peri-implant diseases, classification, epidemiology, prevention, diagnosis, radiology, nonsurgical therapy, surgery, reevaluation/maintenance, systemic manifestations/periodontal medicine, and clinical research/statistics. The glossary also features numerous photographs, illustrations, and tables to further elucidate the meanings of the entries. An exceptional resource for anyone needing to communicate in the clinical and scientific language of prevention and periodontology.
Available Spring 2015
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Aligner Orthodontics: Diagnostics, Biomechanics, Planning and Treatment
Werner Schupp and Julia Haubrich
This book presents useful tips and strategies on how to integrate the Invisalign system successfully into clinical practice. The authors review the diagnostic protocols and the biomechanics of aligners before presenting Invisalign treatment protocols. With the support of accompanying case documentation, discussion of each malocclusion includes information on the associated symptoms, the rationale behind the selected treatment approaches, and the various outcomes achieved. The last section of this book deals with the advantages of the Invisalign system and can help patients and clinicians in deciding whether this system can provide optimal treatment outcomes for a particular clinical situation. This is a practical manual for any clinician interested in the novel treatment modality of aligner orthodontics.
450 pp; 2,000 illus; ISBN: 978-1-85097-284-6 (B9084); Available Spring 2015.
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Advanced Laser Surgery in Dentistry
Georgios E. Romanos
Lasers have become an integral part of surgical dental treatment in large part because they allow minimally invasive intervention with little pain and accelerated postoperative healing. This new book displays the current spectrum of advanced applications for surgical lasers in dentistry and showcases the medical benefits. Each surgical protocol is presented with clear case examples and practical tips. The author reviews the use of different wavelengths, the scientific principles behind the protocols, and the fundamental safety considerations to help the reader implement this technology in daily practice, avoid complications, and achieve excellent clinical results.
Contents
Laser-Tissue Interactions Laser Systems Laser Wound Healing Oral Biopsies Oral Surgical Procedures Bone Surgery Periodontology Implant Dentistry Photodynamic Therapy Laser Safety
ISBN: 978-0-86715-659-1 (B6591); Available Summer 2015
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3D Imaging in Dentistry: From Multiplanar Cephalometry to Virtual Implant Surgery Planning
Giovanna Perrotti, Tiziano Testori, and Massimiliano Politi
For those who are finding the transition from 2D radiography to 3D CBCT confusing, this text explains the use of volumetric imaging in clinical practice and details the indications for its use in every field of dentistry. Ample direction is given on proper image processing and how to read CBCT scans, including a comprehensive anatomical atlas. In addition, the authors explain how to compile volumetric 3D reconstructions and use them in computer simulation to plan surgical phases. The authors focus on topics of greatest clinical interest, including cephalometric diagnostics and a novel approach to esthetic analysis, analysis of the anatomical airway for sleep apnea, a comprehensive review of the maxillary sinus and the clinical surgeries related to it, and treatment planning for guided implant surgery.
560 pp; 1,277 illus; ISBN 978-88-7492-018-1 (B9527); Available Summer 2015
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Occlusion in Restorative Dentistry: State of the ScienceState of the Art
Martin Gross
This clinically oriented book provides an overview of current concepts and clinical practices for managing occlusion in restorative dentistry. The book explains the rationale behind treatment concepts and provides evidence-based protocols for simple treatments (eg, single restorations) to the most involved cases (eg, fixed and removable prostheses).
Contents
The Masticatory System Fundamentals of Occlusion Posterior Support Vertical Dimension Excursive Guidance Implants and Occlusion Articulators Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Restoration of the Occlusion Normal Variation Esthetic Perspectives Periodontal Prosthesis Restoring Occusal Wear Implant Prosthetics Management of TMD and Rehabilitation
Available Summer 2015
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Practical Periodontal and Peri-Implant Surgery Manual
Renata Cimυes, Estela Santos Gusmγo, and Nikos Donos
Clinicians must base their surgical practice on the latest scientific evidence, and the objective of this book is to provide the most up-to-date evidence-based techniques for periodontal and implant protocols. The authors of this manual address the complex execution of periodontal and peri-implant surgery in a simple and clear discourse, and the use of 3D illustrations clarifies the critical technical details. The result is a highly practical book that will enrich clinical practice and optimize patient treatment.
350 pp; 745 illus; ISBN: 978-1-85097-285-3 (B9085); Available Summer 2015.
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Shortcuts in Esthetic Dentistry
Ronald Hirata
This clinical text focuses on the difficulties of esthetic restorative dentistry with the aim of revealing simple and practical solutions to common questions and problems. Topics range from dental adhesives to dental implants, and the author reviews the relevant scientific literature for each section and then illustrates restorative procedures step by step with key clarifications for problem solving complex clinical situations. Restoration strategies include guidance on recontouring, stratification schemes, layering techniques, characterization, occlusal concepts, and more.
Available Summer 2015.
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Cell-to-Cell Communication: Oral Health and Systemic Diseases
Sψren Jepsen, Mariano Sanz, Bernd Stadlinger, and Hendrick Terheyden
This new installment in the Cell-to-Cell Communication series focuses on the associations linking periodontal and systemic health. The film shows the dissemination of bacteria in periodontitis, the impact of periodontitis on the cardiovascular system (atheroscleriosis), the effect of periodontitis on the metabolism (type 2 diabetes), and the effect of dental treatment.
Available Summer 2015.
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Dental Implant Prosthetics: A Patient-Oriented Strategy
Stefan Wolfart
Although literature on the surgical aspects of dental implantology is abundant, there has not been a comprehensive and systematic text to address implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitation -- the ultimate goal of almost all dental implant surgeries. Written by a team of renowned authors, this book satisfies that need in exemplary fashion. With more than 2,000 illustrations and a full complement of restorative algorithms, it offers coherent, evidence-based strategies for prosthetically driven implant surgery and custom esthetic restoration, from initial planning through prosthetic delivery and follow-up. In addition, key aspect sod interactions between the implant surgeon and the prosthodontist, the prosthodontist and the dental technician, and the patient and the treatment team are discussed in detail. This book is a must for all clinicians involved in implant restoration and is destined to become a standard reference work.
728 pp; 2,163 illus; ISBN: 978-1-85097-282-2 9B9086); Available Summer 2015
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Esthetic Dental Strategies: Art, Science, and Technology
Stefano Inglese
In this beautifully illustrated volume, the author encourages readers to understand natural tooth forms through simple observation in order to create dental restorations that look natural in the context of the mouth, face, personality, and age of the specific patient being treated. The author focuses on the morphologic characteristics of teeth and their relationship to the surrounding structures, such as the lips and gingiva. It also examines the tooth surface at the micro and macro levels and how its effects on light reflection can change the appearance, size, and morphology of teeth. All the phenomena and optical properties that must be understood and re-created in restorations in order to achieve lifelike results are analyzed, and a classification based on the shape and contour of the tooth is presented. Clinical cases provide practical application of these concepts.
Available Summer 2015.
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Piezoelectric Bone Surgery: A New Paradigm
Tomaso Vercellotti
This comprehensive and practical book introduces the fundamentals and practical elements of piezoelectric bone surgery as advanced by the author. The introductory chapters are dedicated to acquiring skills in ultrasonic techniques that enable operators to gain expertise. The clinical chapters outline the step-by-step protocol for piezoelectric surgery for the most essential techniques: surgical extraction, implant surgery, sinus elevation, bone grafting, ridge expansion, orthodontic microsurgery, and maxillofacial surgery. The reader will be amazed by the array of innovations that will revolutionize bone surgery.
Contents
The Concept Cut Characteristics The Technology Manual Skills Scientific Evidence Clinical Piezosurgery Extraction Implant Treatment Split Crest Bone Grafting Orthodontics Maxillofacial Microsurgery Wedge Implant
Available Summer 2015
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Emergencies in the Dental Office
Harry Dym and Orrett Ogle
Practitioners must be prepared to manage medical emergencies that may arise during treatment. Despite the use of effective preventive measures in clinical practice, emergencies will occur, and the entire dental staff must have sufficient medical knowledge to be able to respond with appropriate treatment. This practical manual addresses the most common medical emergencies encountered during dental treatment and outlines the steps for immediate treatment. An essential office manual.
Available Fall 2015.
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Medical Microbiology and Immunology for Dentistry
Nejat Dόzgόnes
This clinically oriented textbook explores medical microbiology and immunology as it relates to the practice of dentistry, including sections on the microbiologic basis of caries, periodontal disease, and endodontic infections. Clinical cases with study questions are featured throughout to engage understanding and critical thinking. Sections on recombinant DNA technology, molecular diagnostics, genomics, and proteomics familiarize the reader with new technologies and emerging fields that will impact future practice.
Available Fall 2015.
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Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry: Surgical Principles (Volume II)
Peter K. Moy, Patrick Palacci, Alessandro Pozzi, and John Beumer III
Since the concept of osseointegration was introduced to the dental community more than 35 years ago by Professor P-I Brεnemark, significant improvements have been achieved in patient evaluation, methods used to enhance the bone and soft tissues of potential implant sites, and surgical techniques to prepare the osteotomy sites and place the implants. In particular, CBCT scans and associated software planning programs now enable the implant team to analyze the bone sites in three dimensions in relation to the proposed contours of the implant-retained prosthesis; select implants of suitable diameter, length, and configuration; position them virtually in ideal locations; and fabricate surgical templates that enable surgeons to prepare the osteotomy sites and place the implants with great precision. These topics are thoroughly discussed from the perspective that an interdisciplinary approach will yield the most predictable outcomes for treatment of the dental implant patient. The authors address the sometimes controversial topic of immediate loading and provide useful insights regarding when this approach can achieve predictable outcomes and when it is to be avoided. The use of CAD/CAM technologies is emphasized throughout the text, and the latest developments and their use in this rapidly expanding arena are fully described.
ISBN: 978-0-86715-584-6 (B5846); Available Fall 2015
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Clinical Photography in Dentistry: A New Perspective
Peter Sheridan
This book will help dentists appreciate the value and scope of digital photography in general dentistry and allow them to seamlessly incorporate the equipment and techniques into their general dental practice and workflow. Unlike many books on this subject, this one does not dwell on esthetics, cosmetics, or fashion images but regards photography as a tool to improve clinical records and communication. It will be of interest to dental students, general practitioners, and specialists alike.
Available Fall 2015.
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Aesthetic Perio-Implantology
Julio Cesar Joly, Paulo Fernando Mesquita de Carvalho, and Robert Carvalho da Silva
The culmination of more than a decade of research and clinical application, this book presents an innovative approach to merging the concepts of esthetic periodontal and peri-implant reconstruction with restorative dentistry and prosthetic design. The authors of this interdisciplinary book provide comprehensive clinical protocols for sophisticated plastic and regenerative modalities that favor simplified techniques with proven results. Algorithms facilitate comprehensive treatment planning, and the extensive case studies demonstrate the technical details for treatment of every clinical situation discussed. This book balances the latest scientific support with accumulated clinical experience to provide the concepts, philosophy, and technical guidance to make esthetic treatment in peri-implant dentistry accessible and effective.
Available Fall 2015.
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Bioesthetics in Oral Rehabilitation: Science, Art, and Creativity
Loris Prosper
This book describes a methodology for creating biomimetic restorations that harmonize with the remaining natural teeth. The authors analyze the methodology for each phase of treatment, including the diagnosis and treatment planning, the stages of preparation and fabrication, and the cementation of the definitive restoration. All the essential components are covered, including occlusal analysis, soft tissue management, color selection, implant considerations, and guidelines for home maintenance. The merits of a multidisciplinary approach are shown within a functional esthetic paradigm in which the prosthodontist, surgeon, orthodontist, and dental technician work as a close-knit team to ensure a predictable and reproducible result.
Contents
Epidemiology Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Occlusion Mucogingival Surgery and Pink Esthetics The Dental Abutment Provisional Restoration Impression Taking Implant Esthetics Color Maintenance of Fixed Prosthetic Restorations
Available Fall 2015
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EndoProsthodontics: Guidelines for Clinical Practice
Maciej Zarow
Written by renowned international experts in the field of restoration of endodontically treated teeth, this book details the endodontic, restorative and esthetic principles of treating pulpless teeth. Topics include how to avoid fractures, endodontic retreatment versus extraction and implant placement, use of direct and indirect restoration, tooth whitening after endodontic treatment, use of fiber posts, treating sub gingival defects, and use of porcelain veneers versus ceramic crowns. The aim of the book is to provide substantive direction to guide practitioners in successful decision making. Each chapter includes detailed clinical cases, step-by-step descriptions of technical protocols, and practical tips for everyday use.
Available Fall 2015.
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Anesthesia Considerations for the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Matthew Mizukawa, Samuel McKenna, and Luis Vega
The role of the in-office anesthesia provider has become an integral part of the oral and maxillofacial surgery practice. This book expertly guides oral surgeons in the selection and administration of the safest possible office-based anesthetic. It serves as a quick yet comprehensive reference on how to interpret patient information, choose the appropriate anesthetic, and safely and effectively deliver it.
Available Fall 2015.
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Implant Therapy, Volume 2: Prosthetics and Maintenance Therapy
Mauro Merli
This second volume on integrated implant therapy provides in-depth analysis of the prosthetic rehabilitation of implant-supported restorations in complex clinical cases, including single-tooth, partially edentulous, and fully edentulous situations. The diagnostic process is examined from a prosthetic perspective and focuses on the use of digital methodologies for recording data for effective esthetic analysis and functional planning. The author discusses the management of biologic and biomechanical complications. Furthermore, this book includes a section on the role of the dental technician through each phase. The pertinent literature is cited throughout to provide the reader with further background awareness, and clinical cases demonstrate both surgical and prosthetic phases.
Contents
Esthetic Diagnosis Functional Diagnosis Recording and Transferring Diagnostic Data The Prosthetic Rehabilitation Plan Alternative Clinical Solutions Sequencing the Integrated Treatment Plan The Provisional Phase Single-Tooth Rehabilitation The Partially Edentulous Patient Orthodontics Maxillofacial Surgery The Edentulous Patient Biologic Complications Biomechanical Complications Maintenance of Peri-Implant Health
Available Fall 2015
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Implants in the Esthetic Zone: A Step-by-Step Treatment Strategy
Ueli Grunder
Written by a highly respected and innovative surgeon, this book presents an unconventional implant treatment strategy for the esthetic restoration of anterior teeth that has proven effective over years of clinical experience. In addition to reviewing biologic principles, treatment planning, indications, esthetic analysis, and prosthetic options, the author focuses on factors such as gentle tooth extraction, precise implant positioning, criteria for one- and two-stage implant placement, and most importantly, a wide range of soft tissue management techniques in his approach. This book also presents techniques to improve the esthetic outcome of any dental implant therapy, regardless of treatment strategy. With more than 4,000 clinical images and illustrations of all procedures and techniques discussed, this tour de force by a leader in implant dentistry raises the reader's awareness of the high demands of implant dentistry and how clinicians can achieve optimal results.
728 pp; 4,000+ illus; ISBN 978-1-85097-283-9 (B9083); Available Fall 2015.
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Ceramics in Dentistry: Principles and Practice
J. Robert Kelly
This dramatic and living textbook changes the way clinicians can approach the science of ceramics. The author's straightforward approach is combined with an interactive visual program that features 3D models and embedded QR codes, which allow readers to link to video content and relevant websites. The author distills ceramic science to its essence, presents the relevant material characteristics, and addresses restorative concerns, including common fracture patterns for various sites, basic
esthetic diagnostic information, and how to choose the best ceramic systems based on the clinical situation. In addition, he provides insight into the limitations of zirconia and zirconia-titanium implant abutments and demonstrates how to cut through manufacturer hype. This is the most fun you will have reading about ceramics.
Available Fall 2014
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