Craig's Restorative Dental Materials - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 14th Edition
Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
Teach your students how to use dental materials with this all-in-one guide to restorative materials and procedures! Craig’s Restorative Dental Materials, 14th Edition addresses the fundamental concepts and skills needed to understand the science of selecting dental materials when designing and fabricating restorations. It begins with fundamentals and moves on to advanced skills in the manipulation of dental materials, providing insight on the latest advances and research along the way. From an expert author team led by Ronald Sakaguchi, this comprehensive resource is considered to be the standard in the field of dental restorations.
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Craig's Restorative Dental Materials - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
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- New co-editor Jack L. Ferracane is recognized worldwide as an authority in dental materials science and restorative dentistry
- NEW! Cutting-edge content describes the newest materials and the latest advances and research in dental biomaterials science
- NEW! More clinical photos help you apply concepts to clinical practice
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- NEW! More clinical photos in each chapter reflect a stronger focus on the application of content to clinical practice
- More than 300 full-color illustrations show clinical detail with clarity and realism
- NEW! Cutting-edge content describes the newest materials and the latest advances and research in dental biomaterials science
- New co-editor Jack L. Ferracane is recognized worldwide as an authority in dental materials science and restorative dentistry
- Comprehensive coverage ranges from fundamental concepts to advanced skills, detailing everything students need to know to select dental materials when designing and fabricating restorations
- Logical organization arranges chapters by major clinical procedures
- Practical examples show the fundamental characteristics of materials and demonstrate how basic principles relate to clinical applications
- Clear, design-focused approach provides an essential understanding of the fast-changing field of restorative dental materials
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1. Role and Significance of Restorative Dental Materials
2. The Oral Environment
3. Materials-Centered Treatment Design
4. Fundamentals of Materials Science
5. Testing of Dental Materials and Biomechanics
6. Biocompatibility and Tissue Reaction to Biomaterials
7. General Classes of Biomaterials
8. Preventative and Intermediary Materials
9. Restorative Materials: Resin Composites and Polymers
10. Restorative Materials: Metals
11. Restorative Materials: Ceramics
12. Restorative Materials: Impression and Casting
13. Materials for Adhesion and Luting
14. Digital Imaging and Processing for Restorations
15. Dental and Orofacial Implants
16. Tissue Engineering -
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