Atlas of oral diseases in children and adults. 4 Edition

Key aspects:
° More than 1,000 photographs in the foreground in full color and high resolution, from the vast collection of the car of more than 130,000 images.
° Concise explanatory texts that document the images.
° Consistent and organized crucial information, which includes guides for diagnosis and therapeutic approaches to the patient with oral diseases, basic characteristics of diseases, differential diagnostics, histopathological findings, findings of Laboratory and therapeutic strategies.
° An appendix that includes differential diagnostic tables based on the color and morphology of injuries, and tables with biopsy considerations

The atlas of oral diseases in children and adults: diagnosis and treatment is undoubtedly an essential reference, not only for doctors and dentists involved in the diagnosis and treatment of oral diseases but also for dermatologists, otorrinolaryngologists, pediatricians, internists, hematologists and rheumatologists in the evaluation of the oral manifestations of systematic diseases.

George Laskaris, MD, DDS, PhD, is an associate professor of oral medicine at the School of Medicine at the University of Athens, in Athens, Greece. Previously he was an oral medicine advisor in the Department of Dermatology of Hospital 'A. Sygros' in Athens, Greece. He is also a guest professor at the University of London in London, England.

1: Normal anatomical variations in the oral mucosa
2: Congenital disorders
3: Mechanical lesions
4: Oral injuries caused by chemical agents
5: Injuries caused by heat and electricity
6: Metals and other deposits
7: strange materials
8: Oral complications of radiation and chemotherapy
9: allergic contact reactions
10: Oral injuries due to drugs
11: Gingival and periodontal diseases
12: Diseases of the Language
13: Diseases of the lips
14: Soft tissue cysts
15: Viral Infections
16: Oral manifestations of HIV infection
17: Bacterial infections
18: Bacterial sexually transmitted infections
19: Mycosis
20: Protozoar and parasitic infections
21: OroFacial Granulomatosis
22: Diseases with possible immunopathogenesis
23: Autoimmune diseases
24: Immunodeficiencies
25: Genetic diseases
26: Skin diseases
27: Blood diseases
28: Gastrointestinal diseases
29: Renal diseases
30: metabolic disorders
31: Vitamin deficiencies
32: Endocrine diseases
33: Disorders of the peripheral nervous system
34: Benign tumors
35: Reagent tumors
36: Nonophalase lesions of the salivary glands
37: potentially malignant disorders
38: potentially malignant disorders
39: Malignan neoplasms
40: Malignant injuries of hematopoietic and lymphatic tissues
41: Paraneoplastic mucocutaneous diseases
42: Non-Neoplastic Maxillary Diseases
43: iodontogenic tumors