دانلود کتاب بیولوژی پالپ عاج دندان در دندانپزشکی ترمیمی
Pulp-Dentin Biology in Restorative Dentistry, 1ed

Univ. of Florida, Gainesville. Text, for students, on applying the basic science knowledge they have learned to clinical practice. Covers normal structure and physiology, initial reactions to tooth preparation, pulpal inflammation and its sequelae, dental caries, clinical management and tissue changes associated with wear and trauma, and more. Softcover. DNLM: Dental Pulp–physiology

The predoctoral dental curriculum devotes considerable time to teaching the basic sciences. Consequently, predoctoral dental students possess detailed knowledge of the basic structure of tissues and the interaction between ultrastructure, physiology, biochemistry, and tissue responses involved in pathologic and immunologic reactions. Special courses on basic science topics outline their applications to the dental tissues. When students prepare to enter the preclinical and clinical part of the curriculum, they are naturally anxious to apply this knowledge in their future careers. Unfortunately, their anticipation is soon stifled by an emphasis on technical details too often not rooted in basic science. While these details constitute essential elements in the practice of dentistry, they have emerged from decades of clinical experience and often lack a scientific foundation.

Contents

۱ Normal Structure and Physiology
۲ Initial Reactions to Tooth Preparation
۳ Pulpal Inflammation and Its Sequelae
۴ Dental Caries: Characteristics of Lesions and Pulpal Reactions
۵ Clinical Management and Tissue Changes Associated with Wear and Trauma
۶ Reactions to Restorative Materials, Tooth-Restoration Interfaces, and Adhesive Techniques
۷ The Exposed Pulp