Anterior restoration, fixed bridgework, and esthetics

476

J. Prosthet.Dent.

Book reviews

April.

of nonpertinent and inadequately explained particulars also have corrected some misstatements that can lead

would improve only to confusion

clarity. Editing could for the student.

DOROTHY THE OHIO COLLEGE

PERMAR STATE

Fixed Ill.,

Bridgework, and Esthetics. 1975, Charles C Thomas,

By David Publisher.

UNIVERSITY

OF DENTISTRY

COLUMBUS,

Anterior Restoration, F.I.C.D. Plainfield, Price $29.75.

197i

43’10

OHIO

S. Shelby, D.D.S., 403 pp., illustrated,

F.A.C.D., indexed.

This, in my opinion, is the best treatise on esthetics for the anterior segment that I have read. It is a practical approach that is geared for the general dentist. It is also sufficiently comprehensive that all restorative dentists would find it interesting reading. Tissue retraction and temporary restorations are described. This phase of dentistry has been sadly omitted from most “good” textbooks. It is gratifying to see that these topics are included in this book. It is a practical, straightforward, well written volume that should find good acceptance. K. W. FRITTS, D.D.S., M.S. MEIXCAL

COLLEGE OF GEORGIA OF DENTISTRY

SCHOOL

GA.

AUGUSTA,

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