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Quick reference manual in Prostodontics
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Author: Irfan Ahmad
In a utopian context, a tooth must last throughout life, keep safe from illness or trauma. However, in the real world, a tooth suffers vicissitudes, often necessary clinical intervention to ensure their viability. Faced with a pessimistic stance, since its appearance until its final disappearance, a tooth may suffer the following pathological sequels: incipient, cracking or proximal caries, intracoronary carious injuries, advanced caries in mutiples surfaces, Endodontic commitment, extracoronary restoration, intra and periradicular commitment with periodontal involvement or not leading to extraccioÅln and final replacement either through a proallisis (removable or fixed) or Dental implants.
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From the optimistic perspective, it is not an accomplished fact that these events are inevitable; Clinical intervention at any stage can avoid progression to the next, more destructive, eventuality. All these aforementioned stages require some kind of clinical intervention to preserve or replace lost teeth. This is the basic premise of prosthodontics.
SECTION 1: GENERAL OF PROSTODONY
1.- General: Restoration of natural teeth. 2.- GENERAL: Rehabilitation with artificial teeth.
Section 2: Diagnosis
3.- Diagnosis: Development of the story. 4. Diagnosis: Initial consultation. 5.- Diagnostic Accessories 1. 6.- Diagnostic Accessories 2. 7.- Radiography. 8.- Computed tomography. 9.- Dental photography. 10.- Occlusal analysis. 11.- Models of plaster and additional diagnosis.
Section 3: Treatment Planning
12.- Planning of treatment: treatment based on evidence. 13.- Planning of treatment: decision making.
Section 4: Occlusion
14.- Occlusion: terminology and definitions. 15.- Occlusion: Clinical procedures. 16.- Occlusion: Laboratory procedures. 17.- Occlusion: adjustment and splints.
Section 5: Periodontal Aspects
18.- The De Antingival device. 19.- Prosthetic considerations.
Section 6: Endodontic Aspects
20.- The dental pulp. 21.- Intraradicular support. 22.- Support of the crown: reconstruction of the stump.
Section 7: Previous dental aesthetics
23.- Previous dental aesthetics: Basic principles. 24.- Previous dental aesthetics: theories. 25.- Previous dental aesthetics: Guidelines. 26.- Previous dental aesthetics: whitening.
SECTION 8: Intracoronal restorations
27.- Selection of intracoronal restorations. 28.- Selection of materials for direct restorations.
Section 9: Extracoronal restorations
29.- Selection of extracoronal restorations
Section 10: Materials for indirect restorations
30.- Alloys of cast metal, titanium and composite resin. 31.- Ceramic materials.
Section 11: Dental Preparation
32.- Microinvasive and minimally invasive techniques. 33.- General guidelines for dental preparation with rotary instruments. 34.- Preparation for the fixed partial prosthesis cemented with adhesive resin. 35.- Preparation for Inlays and Onlays. 36.- Preparation for porcelain veneers. 37.- Preparation for complete crown and fixed partial prosthesis.
Section 12: Temporary restorations
38.- Provisional restorations.
Section 13: Prints
39.- Print materials. 40.- Techniques and equipment for printing. 41.- Prints: Soft tissue handling.
Section 14: Dental Laboratory
42.- Computer-Assisted Design and Manufacturing Technology.
Section 15: Cementation
43 - Cementing agents. 44.- Cement agents for definitive restorations. 45.- Dental adhesives. 46.- Cementation techniques.
Section 16: Removable prostheses
47.- Removable prostheses.
Section 17: Dental implants
48.- Osseointegration. 49.- Implants: General considerations. 50.- Implants: Treatment planning. 51.- Increase and preparation of the Site. 52.- Implants: Surgical techniques. 53.- Types and configuration of implants. 54.- Implant pillars. 55.- Restore options.
Index.
9789588760919
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- Print:
- A Color- Format: 21.5 x 28 cm
- Cover:
- Hard
- Number of pages:
- 126
- Publication year:
- 2013
- Weight:
- 0.9 kg
- Specialty:
- General Dentistry - Prosthodontics - Oral Rehabilitation
- Language:
- Spanish
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- ISBN
- 9789588760919
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Author: Irfan Ahmad
In a utopian context, a tooth must last throughout life, keep safe from illness or trauma. However, in the real world, a tooth suffers vicissitudes, often necessary clinical intervention to ensure their viability. Faced with a pessimistic stance, since its appearance until its final disappearance, a tooth may suffer the following pathological sequels: incipient, cracking or proximal caries, intracoronary carious injuries, advanced caries in mutiples surfaces, Endodontic commitment, extracoronary restoration, intra and periradicular commitment with periodontal involvement or not leading to extraccioÅln and final replacement either through a proallisis (removable or fixed) or Dental implants.