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Adult Orthodontics (2nd Edition)

Edited by Birte Melsen and Cesare Luzi for adult orthodontics, including patient
2022; John Wiley & Sons demographics and aetiology; Treatment
481 pages planning considerations, including patient
eISBN 9781119775782 case profiles, initial outcomes and longer-
term expectations; Interdisciplinary and
Now in its 2nd edition, this complete multidisciplinary approaches, including
reference work covers the increasingly Further
the information
links between adult orthodontics
prominent area of adult orthodontics. and periodontics, prosthetics, and
Adult Orthodontics is an authoritative temporomandibular disorders; Clear
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a thorough evaluation of the evidence base. providing orthodontic
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Diagnostic issues and problems are clearly and those dealing with orthodontics as part
defined, and solutions and limitations of the
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Tooth wear: An Authoritative Reference For Dental

Professionals and Students (3rd edition)

Edited by Andrew Eder and Maurice difficulties encountered in the diagnosis

Faigenblum
2022; Springer International
313 pages
eISBN 9783030861100
Tooth wear is becoming an increasing
problem as people are living longer and
keeping their teeth for longer, with recent
UK surveys showing that at least 75% of
adults and more than 50% of children
now have some form of identifiable tooth
wear. This latest edition, targeted at all
dental professionals including dental
students, addresses this growing challenge
by describing clinical techniques for
identification of the aetiological factors
responsible for erosion, attrition and
abrasion and by offering guidance in the
planning and delivery of patient care.
Readers will find helpful information on
and prevention of tooth wear, problems
associated with controlling the process
and strategies for providing management
solutions. Each of the 32 authors is actively
involved in clinical research or management
of patients presenting with worn teeth. The
result is a significantly expanded text that
is accessible to the entire dental team and
covers the problematic presentation and
multifactorial aetiology of tooth wear.
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