Periodontology at a Glance
Valerie Clerehugh, Aradhna Tugnait and Robert J. Genco
Periodontology at a Glance adds another dentistry title to this popular series. It provides readers with an easy-to-use tool to assimilate the key information about periodontics by illustrating each topic with a double-page spread that encapsulates essential knowledge.??Clear diagrams and clinical pictures are accompanied by succinct text, providing a highly visual format to facilitate ease of learning. Suggestions for further reading are provided selectively where appropriate, and the authors present a useful distillation of the salient research literature.
Structured over 43 topics, Periodontology at a Glance covers:
Anatomy of the periodontium
Aetiology, diagnosis and classification of periodontal diseases
Surgical and non-surgical therapies
Patient management
Risk factors, including systemic disease
Periodontology at a Glance provides a brief but comprehensive overview of periodontology. It will be a popular and useful resource for dentistry students, qualified dentists seeking a refresher, and other dental professionals.
Preface vii
Acknowledgements and Dedications ix
1 Anatomy of the periodontium 2
2 Classification of periodontal diseases 4
3 Periodontal epidemiology 6
4 Role of plaque in the aetiology of periodontal diseases 8
5 Plaque microbiology 10
6 Calculus 12
7 Host defences 14
8 Development of periodontal diseases 16
9 Progression of periodontal diseases 18
10 Risk and periodontal diseases 20
11 Systemic risk factors for periodontal diseases 22
12 Periodontal diseases and general health 24
13 Diet and periodontal diseases 26
14 Local risk factors for periodontal diseases 28
15 Occlusion and periodontal diseases 30
16 Periodontal history, examination and diagnosis 32
17 Periodontal screening 34
18 Role of radiographs in periodontal diagnosis 36
19 Principles of periodontal diagnosis and treatment planning 38
20 Plaque control and non-surgical periodontal therapy 40
21 Patient communication in dental care 42
22 Periodontal tissue response, healing and monitoring 44
23 Role of antimicrobial therapy in periodontal diseases 46
24 Periodontal surgery 48
25 Types of periodontal surgery 50
26 Regenerative periodontal therapy 52
27 Bone defects and furcation lesions 54
28 Dental implants and peri-implantology 56
29 Periodontic–orthodontic interface 58
30 Plaque-induced gingivitis 60
31 Non-plaque-induced gingival conditions and lesions 62
32 Gingival recession 64
33 Gingival overgrowth 66
34 Chronic periodontitis 68
35 Aggressive periodontitis 70
36 Periodontal management of patients who smoke 72
37 Periodontal management of patients with diabetes 74
38 Necrotising periodontal diseases 76
39 Periodontal abscess and periodontic–endodontic lesions 78
40 Periodontal diseases in children and adolescents 80
41 Periodontal management of the older adult 82
42 Team working in dental care 84
43 The decision to treat or refer periodontal patients 86
Appendix: References and further reading 88
Index 91
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