Main description:

This series for final year undergraduate dental students includes eight clinical subjects: periodontics, operative dentistry and endodontics, paedodontics, prosthodontics, oral surgery, oral medicine and radiology, orthodontics, and community dentistry It covers the essential parts of each subject based on the entire syllabus so that students can quicky revise the subject.

Provides a complete outline for writing an essay type, a short answer type, or a viva voce type of questions.
Written in a simple language along with well-illustrated diagrams wherever possible.
Supported with a supplementary booklet for each subject containing three sections: definitions, classifications, and viva voce.

Contents:

Section 1 Complete Dentures

1. Introduction to Complete Dentures

2. Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

3. Impression and Mouth Preparation

4. Primary Impression and Laboratory Procedures

5. Secondary Impression and Laboratory Procedures

6. Maxillomandibular Relations

7. Laboratory Procedures Prior to Try-In

8. Laboratory Procedures for Insertion

9. Relining and Rebasing

10. Special Complete Dentures

Section 2 Removable Partial Dentures

11. Introduction to Removable Partial Dentures

12. Diagnosis, Treatment Planning and Mouth Preparation

13. Major and Minor Connectors

14. Rests and Rest Seats

15. Direct and Indirect Retainers

16. Surveying

17. Principles of Removable Partial Denture Design

18. Secondary Impressions for Removable Partial Denture

19. Laboratory Procedures for Removable Partial Denture Design

20. Types of Removable Partial Denture and its, Correction and Repair

Section 3 Fixed Partial Dentures and Implants

21. Introduction to Fixed Partial Dentures

22. Treatment Planning and Mouth Preparation

23. Occlusion

24. Abutments

25. Tooth Preparations

26. Types of Fixed Partial Dentures

27. Impression Making

28. Provisional Restorations and Laboratory Procedures

29. Cementation

30. Maxillofacial Prosthetics and Implant

Section 4 Recently Asked Questions

31. Recently Asked Questions