Dentistry for the child and the teenager. 9 edition

1.- Examination of the oral cavity and other relevant structures.
2.- Child Abuse and Negligence.
3.- Non-pharmacological management of children's behaviors.
4.- Development and morphology of deciduous dentition.
5.- Radiographic techniques.
6.- Clinical genetics for the dentist.
7.- Acquired alterations and development of the teeth and associated oral structures.
8.- Tumors of soft oral tissues and bone cysts and tumors.
9.- Dental eruption: local, systemic and congenital factors that influence the process.
10.- Dental caries in the child and the teenager.
11.- Mechanical and chemotherapeutic oral hygiene at home.
12.- Nutritional considerations for the pediatric dental patient.
13.- Local anesthesia and pain control for the child and adolescent.
14.- Pharmacological management of patient behavior.
15.- Dental Hospital Services for Children and Utilization of General Anesthesia.
16.- Dental materials.
17.- Sealers of pits and fissures and preventive resin restorations.
18.- Restorative Dentistry.
19.- Treatment of deep caries, exposure of vital pulp and teeth without pulp.
20.- Gingivitis and periodontal disease.
21.- Management of the trauma of teeth and support fabrics.
22.- Prostodontic treatment of the adolescent patient.
23.- Dental problems of children with special needs in health care.
24.- Medically committed patient management: Hematological disorders, cancer, hepatitis and AIDS.
25.- Growth of the face and dental arches.
26.- CEFALMETRY AND FACIAL ASTEETICS: The key to completing treatment planning.
27.- Management of development occlusion.
28.- Focus on multidisciplinary team for the handling of the cleft lip and the cleft palate.
29.- Administration of practice.
30.- The child in family contexts, community and society.
31.- Oral surgery for the pediatric patient.