Prevention is better than healing ... or treatment. Thus, preventive dentistry is a cross\-sectional challenge for all fields in dentistry, and one that has already achieved great success, as shown by the caries decline in many countries. The walls between prevention and treatment have recently fallen in caries and periodontal disease, as well as in orthodontics, where guidance of function and space maintenance are a combination of prevention and treatment. This book discusses new developments and innovations in preventive dentistry, from primary “real” prevention to secondary prevention by inactivating initial lesions, and on to tertiary prevention to avoid subsequent progression and complications of manifest oral disease. This evidence base is then translated into clinical dental practice. The book addresses everyone interested or involved in dentistry, including students, the whole dental practice team, educators, health scientists, and policy makers, who want to gain insight into these up\-to\-date clinical practices and future developments. It intends to make an impact on teaching and all fields of clinical dentistry – not by giving cookbook recipes, but by pointing out the rationale behind the changes in our routines. Presented by an international group of recognized specialists in their fields, the topics include the new understanding and management of caries and periodontal disease, prevention of orthodontic problems, diagnostic approaches, the role of diet and according recommendations for oral health, routes to better oral hygiene, changes in oral disease patterns and their consequences, non\- and minimally invasive caries treatment, current fluoride guidelines including the use of silver fluorides, risk management, a common risk\-factor approach, facilitating behavior changes, sealants, and probiotics. This broad spectrum is elucidated for the most relevant dental problems from early childhood to seniors to implement preventively oriented dental practice.
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\nContents
\nChapter 01. Understanding caries
\nChapter 02. Understanding periodontitis
\nChapter 03. Fluoride: How much is needed?
\nChapter 04. Nutrition and caries: Sugar is the enemy, but what solutions are offered by preventive dentistry?
\nChapter 05. Healthy life, healthy mouth? Interdisciplinary and common risk factor interventions
\nChapter 06. Oral hygiene: The best route to a healthy mouth?
\nChapter 07. Interdental oral hygiene: To floss, or not to floss?
\nChapter 08. Tooth brushing: Myth and science
\nChapter 09. Guidance for healthy dental and oral behavior: Multilevel prevention of early childhood caries
\nChapter 10. Fissure sealing: Still to be recommended?
\nChapter 11. Prebiotics, probiotics, and synbiotics: A revolution in preventive dentistry?
\nChapter 12. Silver fluorides: The new magic bullet?
\nChapter 13. Self\-assembling peptides: A perfectly engineered preventive and therapeutic tool?
\nChapter 14. Nonrestorative cavity control: Can nonoperative “preventive” treatment replace restorations?
\nChapter 15. Prevention and prophylaxis in orthodontics: Neglected opportunities for successful prevention
\nChapter 16. Prevention in elderly and medically compromised patients
\nChapter 17. Caries risk or activity: Which should we assess?
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Etat : Nuevo. Preventive dentistry is a constantly changing and developing field: As new research emerges, some practices that had once been revolutionary are abandoned, while others continue to withstand the test of time. This book discusses new developments and innovations in preventive dentistry, from primary prevention to secondary prevention by inactivating initial lesions, and on to tertiary prevention to avoid subsequent progression and complications of manifest oral disease. The book relies on a solid evidence base and instructs readers how this can be translated into clinical dental practice?what changes should be made to how we practice and why they should be made. Topics include caries and periodontal disease, orthodontic problems, diagnostic approaches, diet and oral health, oral hygiene, oral disease patterns, caries treatment, fluoride guidelines, risk management, sealants, and probiotics. This book was written for everyone interested or involved in dentistry, including students, the whole dental practice team, educators, health scientists, and even policy makers who want to gain insight into these up-to-date clinical practices and future developments. The broad spectrum of topics is elucidated for the most relevant dental problems from early childhood to seniors to implement preventively oriented dental practice. N° de réf. du vendeur 064527
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Hardcover. Etat : New. 1. The item is brand new, never used or read. It's in perfect condition and may include supplements and/or access codes or come shrink-wrapped. N° de réf. du vendeur 1786980991-10-1
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