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Synopsis of oral pathology
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Synopsis
of oral
pages,
pathology.
333 illustrations.
S. N. Bhaskar, Price, $10.25.
St. Louis,
1965,
The
C. V.
Mosby
Company.
526
This is the second edition of an excellent monograph dealing with all phases of ora pathology. “The Classification of Oral Lesions According to Clinical Features” is a classic. The author, who is well known in the profession, states: “The primary and perhaps the only function of oral pathology is to aid the clinician and, therefore, in the treatment of oral lesions.” In this second edition new information on more than thirty-five oral lesions has been added to the text. It is in a popular size (5 by 8 inches) ; the illustrations have easily readable legends; and, in all, it is representative of the high standards of Dr. Bhaskar. It is an excellent book. T. J. C. Current
Therapy
and Ralph illustrations.
in Dentistry.
Edited by Henry M. Goldman, Stephen E. McDonald. St. Louis, 1965, The C. V. Mosby Price, $18.00.
P. Forrest,
Company.
D. Lamar Byrd, i52 pages, 660
This text includes all areas of dental practice and has been prepared to aid the practicing dentist who finds it difficult to keep pace with the increasing number of publications related to clinical practice. There are four sections: Oral Medicine, Restorative Dentistry, Oral Surgery, and Pedodontics and Orthodontics. Besides the editors, there are twenty-nine contributors, all well recognized in both the practice and teaching of dentistry. The illustrations are clear and informative and leave nothing to one’s imagination. T. J. C. Fortschritte
der
Edited by illustrations.
Kiefer-
und
Gesichts-Chirurgie.
Karl Schuchardt. Price, DM 78.
Volume
Stuttgart,
X. Pre-prosthetic
1965,
Georg
Surgery
Thieme
and
Surgical
Verlag.
163
Prostheses.
pages,
125
A large number of contributors working in various special fields have combined to produce this very useful book, which was edited by Professor Dr. Karl Schuchardt of Hamburg, the well-known director of the Kord-West German Jaw Clinic. The book contains contributions on a large variety of subjects, written by experienced specialists. The techniques are well described and well illustrated. There are many suggestions for solving some of the illustrating that in difficult cases these prosthetic problems by proven surgical procedures, problems can best be solved through the combined efforts of the oral surgeon and the dentist. Epitheses to restore lost parts, such as the mandible and the maxilla, and to reconstruct the orbit, the ear, and the nose are described in a number of articles by various authors. The yearbook is highly recommended. It is filled with practical ideas and there is a 560
Synopsis
of oral
pages,
pathology.
333 illustrations.
S. N. Bhaskar, Price, $10.25.
St. Louis,
1965,
The
C. V.
Mosby
Company.
526
This is the second edition of an excellent monograph dealing with all phases of ora pathology. “The Classification of Oral Lesions According to Clinical Features” is a classic. The author, who is well known in the profession, states: “The primary and perhaps the only function of oral pathology is to aid the clinician and, therefore, in the treatment of oral lesions.” In this second edition new information on more than thirty-five oral lesions has been added to the text. It is in a popular size (5 by 8 inches) ; the illustrations have easily readable legends; and, in all, it is representative of the high standards of Dr. Bhaskar. It is an excellent book. T. J. C. Current
Therapy
and Ralph illustrations.
in Dentistry.
Edited by Henry M. Goldman, Stephen E. McDonald. St. Louis, 1965, The C. V. Mosby Price, $18.00.
P. Forrest,
Company.
D. Lamar Byrd, i52 pages, 660
This text includes all areas of dental practice and has been prepared to aid the practicing dentist who finds it difficult to keep pace with the increasing number of publications related to clinical practice. There are four sections: Oral Medicine, Restorative Dentistry, Oral Surgery, and Pedodontics and Orthodontics. Besides the editors, there are twenty-nine contributors, all well recognized in both the practice and teaching of dentistry. The illustrations are clear and informative and leave nothing to one’s imagination. T. J. C. Fortschritte
der
Edited by illustrations.
Kiefer-
und
Gesichts-Chirurgie.
Karl Schuchardt. Price, DM 78.
Volume
Stuttgart,
X. Pre-prosthetic
1965,
Georg
Surgery
Thieme
and
Surgical
Verlag.
163
Prostheses.
pages,
125
A large number of contributors working in various special fields have combined to produce this very useful book, which was edited by Professor Dr. Karl Schuchardt of Hamburg, the well-known director of the Kord-West German Jaw Clinic. The book contains contributions on a large variety of subjects, written by experienced specialists. The techniques are well described and well illustrated. There are many suggestions for solving some of the illustrating that in difficult cases these prosthetic problems by proven surgical procedures, problems can best be solved through the combined efforts of the oral surgeon and the dentist. Epitheses to restore lost parts, such as the mandible and the maxilla, and to reconstruct the orbit, the ear, and the nose are described in a number of articles by various authors. The yearbook is highly recommended. It is filled with practical ideas and there is a 560