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Oral Anatomy, Histology and Embryology is unique in offering easy-to-understand explanations of all three of these complex topics in the one book.

This popular textbook is designed to help students develop a deep understanding of these subjects to support their study and future clinical careers. Learning is made easy with clear diagrams, photographs and explanations.

Now in its sixth edition, the book has been fully updated to incorporate latest developments in the field. It provides full coverage of topics including tooth morphology, functional anatomy, oro-dental histology, craniofacial and oral development and clinical considerations.

  • Over 1,000 images including schematic artworks, radiological images, electron-micrographs, cadaveric and clinical photographs and memory maps – all specially selected to make learning and recall as easy as possible
  • Numerous clinical case histories help relate the basic science to clinical practice
  • Self-assessment section supports learning and exam preparation
  • Includes comprehensive coverage of the soft tissues of the oral region and skeletal structures of the head, including vasculature and innervation
  • Includes information on mastication, swallowing, speech, radiology and archaeological applications of tooth structure
  • Addresses physical, chemical and structural properties of the tooth (enamel, dentine, pulp and cementum) and of the periodontium and oral mucosa
  • Explores bone structure and remodelling – including potential bone atrophy following tooth extraction, its relevance to orthodontic treatment and implantology, trauma and malignancy
  • A bibliography for each topic provides options for further reading
  • Images and text have been considered in terms of human diversity
  • New chapter on reparative and regenerative dentistry
  • Memory maps to support learning

1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Preface - p. vii 6. Acknowledgements - p. viii 7. 1. The appearance of the oral cavity - p. 1 8. 2. Dento-osseous structures - p. 10 9. Jaws - p. 10 10. Maxilla - p. 10 11. Maxillary alveolus - p. 12 12. Mandible - p. 12 13. Tooth morphology - p. 13 14. Dental notation - p. 14 15. Differences between teeth of the deciduous and permanent dentitions - p. 15 16. Incisors - p. 16 17. Canines - p. 20 18. Premolars - p. 21 19. Molars - p. 24 20. Some aspects of dental anthropology - p. 28 21. Pulp morphology - p. 33 22. Incisors - p. 34 23. Canines - p. 35 24. Premolars - p. 36 25. Molars - p. 37 26. Shape of the pulp chamber in deciduous teeth - p. 38 27. Alignment and occlusion of the permanent teeth - p. 39 28. Anatomical alignment of teeth - p. 39 29. Anatomical occlusion of teeth - p. 41 30. Mandibular posture - p. 46 31. Radiographic appearance of jaws and teeth - p. 48 32. Extraoral radiographic projections of jaws and teeth - p. 48 33. Intraoral radiographic projections of jaws and teeth - p. 55 34. Clinical considerations - p. 58 35. 3. Regional topography of the mouth and related areas - p. 77 36. 4. Vasculature and innervation of the mouth - p. 100 37. 5. Sectional anatomy of the oral cavity and related areas - p. 113 38. 6. Functional anatomy - p. 117 39. 7. Enamel - p. 135 40. 8. Investing organic layers on enamel surfaces - p. 157 41. 9. Dentine - p. 165 42. 10. Dental pulp - p. 192 43. 11. Cementum - p. 213 44. 12. Periodontal ligament - p. 227 45. 13. Alveolar bone - p. 261 46. 14. Oral mucosa - p. 286 47. 15. Temporomandibular joint - p. 321 48. 16. Salivary glands - p. 332 49. 17. Development of the face - p. 355 50. 18. Development of the palate - p. 361 51. 19. Development of the jaws - p. 371 52. 20. Development of the tongue and salivary glands - p. 376 53. 21. Early tooth development - p. 381 54. 22. Amelogenesis - p. 402 55. 23. Dentinogenesis - p. 420 56. 24. Development of the dental pulp - p. 432 57. 25. Development of the root and periodontal ligament - p. 436 58. 26. Development of the dentitions - p. 456 59. 27. Archaeological applications of tooth structure - p. 479 60. 28. Regenerative dentistry - p. 488 61. Glossary of abbreviations - p. 506 62. Further reading - p. 508.e1 63. Index - p. 509 64. Self Assessment Quiz - p. e1 65. Quiz 1: Anatomy of the oral cavity and jaws - p. e1 66. Quiz 2: Human dentition: tooth morphology and occlusion - p. e6 67. Quiz 3: Orofacial musculature, mastication and swallowing - p. e14 68. Quiz 4: Tongue, flavour, thermoreception and speech - p. e20 69. Quiz 5: Vasculature, lymphatics and innervation of the orodental tissues - p. e26 70. Quiz 6: Enamel: structure, composition and development - p. e30 71. Quiz 7: Investing organic layers on enamel surfaces - p. e38 72. Quiz 8: Dentine-pulp complex: structure, composition, development and oral pain - p. e41 73. Quiz 9: Cementum: structure and composition - p. e54 74. Quiz 10: Periodontal ligament (including oral and periodontal mechanoreception and the tooth support mechanism) - p. e58 75. Quiz 11: Alveolar bone: structure and composition - p. e64 76. Quiz 12 – Oral mucosa and gingival crevicular fluid: structure and composition - p. e69 77. Quiz 13: Temporomandibular joint - p. e76 78. Quiz 14: Salivary glands, saliva and salivation - p. e80 79. Quiz 15: Development of the craniofacial complex - p. e86 80. Quiz 16 – Early tooth development, root development (including cementogenesis) and tooth eruption - p. e92 81. Quiz 17: Archaeological applications of tooth structure - p. e103 82. Quiz 18: Regenerative dentistry - p. e104

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Descripción

Oral Anatomy, Histology and Embryology is unique in offering easy-to-understand explanations of all three of these complex topics in the one book.

This popular textbook is designed to help students develop a deep understanding of these subjects to support their study and future clinical careers. Learning is made easy with clear diagrams, photographs and explanations.

Now in its sixth edition, the book has been fully updated to incorporate latest developments in the field. It provides full coverage of topics including tooth morphology, functional anatomy, oro-dental histology, craniofacial and oral development and clinical considerations.

  • Over 1,000 images including schematic artworks, radiological images, electron-micrographs, cadaveric and clinical photographs and memory maps – all specially selected to make learning and recall as easy as possible
  • Numerous clinical case histories help relate the basic science to clinical practice
  • Self-assessment section supports learning and exam preparation
  • Includes comprehensive coverage of the soft tissues of the oral region and skeletal structures of the head, including vasculature and innervation
  • Includes information on mastication, swallowing, speech, radiology and archaeological applications of tooth structure
  • Addresses physical, chemical and structural properties of the tooth (enamel, dentine, pulp and cementum) and of the periodontium and oral mucosa
  • Explores bone structure and remodelling – including potential bone atrophy following tooth extraction, its relevance to orthodontic treatment and implantology, trauma and malignancy
  • A bibliography for each topic provides options for further reading
  • Images and text have been considered in terms of human diversity
  • New chapter on reparative and regenerative dentistry
  • Memory maps to support learning

1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Preface - p. vii 6. Acknowledgements - p. viii 7. 1. The appearance of the oral cavity - p. 1 8. 2. Dento-osseous structures - p. 10 9. Jaws - p. 10 10. Maxilla - p. 10 11. Maxillary alveolus - p. 12 12. Mandible - p. 12 13. Tooth morphology - p. 13 14. Dental notation - p. 14 15. Differences between teeth of the deciduous and permanent dentitions - p. 15 16. Incisors - p. 16 17. Canines - p. 20 18. Premolars - p. 21 19. Molars - p. 24 20. Some aspects of dental anthropology - p. 28 21. Pulp morphology - p. 33 22. Incisors - p. 34 23. Canines - p. 35 24. Premolars - p. 36 25. Molars - p. 37 26. Shape of the pulp chamber in deciduous teeth - p. 38 27. Alignment and occlusion of the permanent teeth - p. 39 28. Anatomical alignment of teeth - p. 39 29. Anatomical occlusion of teeth - p. 41 30. Mandibular posture - p. 46 31. Radiographic appearance of jaws and teeth - p. 48 32. Extraoral radiographic projections of jaws and teeth - p. 48 33. Intraoral radiographic projections of jaws and teeth - p. 55 34. Clinical considerations - p. 58 35. 3. Regional topography of the mouth and related areas - p. 77 36. 4. Vasculature and innervation of the mouth - p. 100 37. 5. Sectional anatomy of the oral cavity and related areas - p. 113 38. 6. Functional anatomy - p. 117 39. 7. Enamel - p. 135 40. 8. Investing organic layers on enamel surfaces - p. 157 41. 9. Dentine - p. 165 42. 10. Dental pulp - p. 192 43. 11. Cementum - p. 213 44. 12. Periodontal ligament - p. 227 45. 13. Alveolar bone - p. 261 46. 14. Oral mucosa - p. 286 47. 15. Temporomandibular joint - p. 321 48. 16. Salivary glands - p. 332 49. 17. Development of the face - p. 355 50. 18. Development of the palate - p. 361 51. 19. Development of the jaws - p. 371 52. 20. Development of the tongue and salivary glands - p. 376 53. 21. Early tooth development - p. 381 54. 22. Amelogenesis - p. 402 55. 23. Dentinogenesis - p. 420 56. 24. Development of the dental pulp - p. 432 57. 25. Development of the root and periodontal ligament - p. 436 58. 26. Development of the dentitions - p. 456 59. 27. Archaeological applications of tooth structure - p. 479 60. 28. Regenerative dentistry - p. 488 61. Glossary of abbreviations - p. 506 62. Further reading - p. 508.e1 63. Index - p. 509 64. Self Assessment Quiz - p. e1 65. Quiz 1: Anatomy of the oral cavity and jaws - p. e1 66. Quiz 2: Human dentition: tooth morphology and occlusion - p. e6 67. Quiz 3: Orofacial musculature, mastication and swallowing - p. e14 68. Quiz 4: Tongue, flavour, thermoreception and speech - p. e20 69. Quiz 5: Vasculature, lymphatics and innervation of the orodental tissues - p. e26 70. Quiz 6: Enamel: structure, composition and development - p. e30 71. Quiz 7: Investing organic layers on enamel surfaces - p. e38 72. Quiz 8: Dentine-pulp complex: structure, composition, development and oral pain - p. e41 73. Quiz 9: Cementum: structure and composition - p. e54 74. Quiz 10: Periodontal ligament (including oral and periodontal mechanoreception and the tooth support mechanism) - p. e58 75. Quiz 11: Alveolar bone: structure and composition - p. e64 76. Quiz 12 – Oral mucosa and gingival crevicular fluid: structure and composition - p. e69 77. Quiz 13: Temporomandibular joint - p. e76 78. Quiz 14: Salivary glands, saliva and salivation - p. e80 79. Quiz 15: Development of the craniofacial complex - p. e86 80. Quiz 16 – Early tooth development, root development (including cementogenesis) and tooth eruption - p. e92 81. Quiz 17: Archaeological applications of tooth structure - p. e103 82. Quiz 18: Regenerative dentistry - p. e104

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