Master's Degree in Dentistry. Restorative dentistry, Odontopediatrics and Orthodontics

The preface highlights the continuity of the philosophy of the book, focused on supporting the comprehension, learning and self-assessment of the reader. In addition, it thanks collaborators and colleagues for their contribution and mentions the incorporation of "the best answer" questions in the current edition. The book presents a structured approach with abstracts, learning objectives and self-assessment sections at the end of each chapter. McCracken emphasizes the importance of self-assessment and provides advice on how to use the book effectively, including learning planning. The "Use of this book" section offers a detailed philosophy and guide for learning, urging students to develop self-directed learning skills. The common examination types are described in dentistry, such as multiple-response questions, expanded matching items, essays, questions with images, questions about clinical history and oral exams. Suggestions are provided to address each type of examination and emphasize the importance of understanding the principles beyond the simple memory of data. In summary, the book provides an integral guide for dentistry students, promoting the deep understanding of self-assessment themes and skills for effective learning.

1 periodontics

2 Endodontics

3 Conservative Dentistry

4 Prosthodontics

5 Restorative treatment of dental implants

6 conscious sedation in dentistry

7 Odontopediatrics I

8 Odontopediatrics II

9 Orthodontics I: Development, Evaluation and Planning of Treatment

10 Orthodontics II: Treatment of occlusal problems

11 Orthodontics III: Dental devices and movements

12 Professionalism, Law and Ethics