Mosby's Dental Dictionary Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 4th Edition

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ISBN: 9780323551076

Publication Date: 04-22-2019

Page Count: 992

Imprint: Mosby

List Price: $59.99

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Introduce your students to the essential resource that goes beyond education! Mosby's Dental Dictionary, 4^th Edition is the must-have reference covering all areas of dentistry that’s designed for both students and practitioners. Pocket sized and easy to carry, this new edition defines over 10,000 terms on dynamic areas of dentistry, including materials, imaging, surgery, orthodontics, pain control, and more.　Throughout the reference, over 300 illustrations address new innovations, research, technology, and products in the field, and extensive appendices provide quick access to the information students will use daily. Plus, a free companion website contains more than 5,000 audio pronunciations, 500 additional images, videos, and animations to help illustrate key concepts.

New to This Edition
- NEW! Terms on dynamic areas of dentistry, include materials, imaging, surgery, orthodontics, pain control, and more!
- NEW! Artwork, includes photos of the latest equipment, clinical techniques and modern illustrations to bring key concepts to life.
- NEW! Expanded audio pronunciations on the companion website ensures you’re using the correct pronunciations of complex terms.
- NEW! Who’s-who of dentistry Editorial Board features expert editor Margaret Fehrenbach – Dental Hygienist, Oral Biologist, Educational Consultant, Dental Science Writer, and Dental Hygiene Instructor.
Key Features
- NEW! Terms on dynamic areas of dentistry
- NEW! Artwork
- NEW! Expanded audio pronunciations on the companion website
- NEW! Who’s-who of dentistry Editorial Board
- Portable size
- Companion website
- Bolded pronunciations
- Practical appendices (in print and online)
- Colored thumb tabs
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