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Bonding to Ceramics: Scientific Evidences for Clinical Dentistry


The content of this book is written such that students can glean essential facts and general dental practitioners and academics can appreciate the ...

  • CodeCallNoLokasiKetersediaan
    8414617.6 Bon BJatinangorTersedia
  • Perpustakaan
    Fakultas Kedokteran Gigi
    Judul Seri
    -
    No. Panggil
    617.6 Bon B
    Penerbit Artes Medicas : .,
    Deskripsi Fisik
    252 hlm; Illus; 24 x 26,5 cm, Hard Cover
    Bahasa
    English
    ISBN/ISSN
    978-8536700915
    Klasifikasi
    Operative Dentistry - 617.6
    Tipe Isi
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    Tipe Media
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    Tipe Pembawa
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    Edisi
    1st
    Subyek
    Info Detil Spesifik
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    Pernyataan Tanggungjawab
  • The content of this book is written such that students can glean essential facts and general dental practitioners and academics can appreciate the depth of scientific evidence detailed within.

    The author is a well travelled individual with credentials that include working from institutions in the United States, Britain and Brazil and an appointment as Vice President of the Academy of Dental Materials.

    The book is concisely organised with its aims clearly highlighted at the outset. Each section of the book is preceded by a charming photo page and concluded with a well organised list of further reading. The chapters are well written in an appropriate font size making the text easy to read, and cover a wealth of factual knowledge, dispelling common inaccuracies. The margin contains definitions of words highlighted from the text to facilitate understanding, which is a thoughtful feature. Throughout, the book features well spaced, visually appealing diagrams and clinical photographs.

    Another element of this book is the three-dimensional pictures. A set of 3D glasses are included to view scanning electron micrograph images. At first I was sceptical, however, the format works very well in depicting ceramics and dentine, complementing the text in particular for an inexperienced reader.

    The author begins with a brief general history of ceramics - not just their use in dentistry - then delves into atomic structure and chemical bonding to a very detailed level reminiscent of 'A' level chemistry. The author then goes on to relate this chemistry and scientific testing to the variety of available ceramics and some clinical circumstances. The last two chapters cover bonding system techniques and accompanying commercially available ceramics, chairside step by step guides and a brief description of dentine bonding. Once again there are excellent laboratory and chairside illustrations throughout. However, the author's enthusiasm to detail such scientific evidence means some fundamental principles are difficult to grasp. Abbreviations and chemical formulas like DCA (dynamic contact angle) and HPLC water can make for arduous reading.
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