Clinical Aspects of Dental Materials: Theory, Practice and Cases
Clinical Aspects of Dental Materials provides dental hygiene students with a practical understanding of dental materials and materials science. Part I, Theoretical Perspectives, covers the basics, science, and theory of dental materials. Part II, Laboratory/Clinical Applications, relates materials science to clinical dental hygiene practice. Part III, Case Studies, presents cases that help students integrate other dental hygiene knowledge with materials science.\ This Third Edition has a...
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Clinical Aspects of Dental Materials provides dental hygiene students with a practical understanding of dental materials and materials science. Part I, Theoretical Perspectives, covers the basics, science, and theory of dental materials. Part II, Laboratory/Clinical Applications, relates materials science to clinical dental hygiene practice. Part III, Case Studies, presents cases that help students integrate other dental hygiene knowledge with materials science.This Third Edition has a full-color insert containing photographs with descriptive captions. Two new chapters have been added: "Finishing and Polishing Composite Restorations" and "Tips for the New Hygienist". New review questions designed for course and national boards review have been added to Parts I and II.
PrefaceAcknowledgmentsContributorsReviewersPart I: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVESChapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Materials Science and DentistryChapter 3: Physical and Mechanical Properties of Dental MaterialsChapter 4: Adhesive MaterialsChapter 5: Direct Polymeric Restorative MaterialsChapter 6: Amalgam and Direct GoldChapter 7: Dental CementsChapter 8: Impression MaterialsChapter 9: Gypsum MaterialsChapter 10: Materials for Fixed Indirect Restorations and ProsthesesChapter 11: Removable Prostheses and Acrylic ResinsChapter 12: Dental ImplantsChapter 13: Specialty MaterialsChapter 14: Clinical Detection and Management of Dental Restorative Materials During Scaling and PolishingChapter 15: Radiographic Appearance of Dental Tissues and MaterialsChapter 16: Polishing Materials and AbrasionChapter 17: Tooth WhiteningChapter 18: Oral AppliancesChapter 19: Instruments as Dental Materials: Care and MaintenanceChapter 20: Infection Control and Safety in the Dental OfficeChapter 21: Disinfection of Impressions, Dentures, and Other Appliances and MaterialsChapter 22: General Rules for Handling Dental MaterialsPart II: LABORATORY AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONSChapter 23: Mixing Liners, Bases, and CementsChapter 24: Application and Removal of the Rubber DamChapter 25: Pit and Fissure SealantsChapter 26: Amalgam Finishing and PolishingChapter 27: Taking Alginate ImpressionsChapter 28: Fabrication and Trimming of Study ModelsChapter 29: Fabrication of a Custom Impression TrayChapter 30: Elastomeric ImpressionsChapter 31: Vital Tooth Whitening: Patient-Applied, Professionally Supervised Clinical and Laboratory ProceduresChapter 32: Debonding Orthodontic ResinsChapter 33: Placement of the Periodontal DressingChapter 34: Removal of the Periodontal Dressing and SuturesChapter 35: Temporary CrownsChapter 36: Composite Finishing and PolishingChapter 37: Tips for the New HygienistPart III: CASE STUDIESCase 1Case 2Case 3Case 4Case 5Case 6Appendix Skill Performance EvaluationsIndex
