Oxford Handbook of Applied Dental Sciences (Oxford Medical Handbooks)

Pt. 1. Development And Anatomy -- 1. Craniofacial Development -- 2. General Anatomy -- 3. Anatomy Of The Head And Neck -- 4. Oral Anatomy: The Oral Cavity, Salivary Glands, And The Temporomandibular Joint -- 5. The Neck -- 6. Teeth -- 7. Odontogenesis -- 8. Tooth Eruption -- Pt. 2. Physiology -- 9. Cell Physiology -- 10. Neurophysiology -- 11. Mastication -- 12. Salivary Gland Function -- 13. Swallowing -- 14. Digestion And Absorption -- 15. Liver -- 16. Kidneys -- 17. Vitamins -- 18. Blood -- 19. Cardiovascular System -- 20. Respiratory System -- 21. Endocrine System -- 22. Bone -- 23. Wound Healing -- Pt. 3. Biochemistry -- 24. Molecular Architecture -- 25. Protein Expression, Analysis, And Proteomics -- 26. Metabolism -- 27. Cell Signaling -- 28. Cells And Tissues -- 29. Mineralized Tissues -- 30. Teeth -- 31. The Periodontal Tissues -- 32. The Temporomandibular Joint -- 33. Saliva And The Biochemical Aspects Of Oral Homeostasis -- 34. Dental Plaque -- Pt. 4. Genomics -- 35. Genomics -- 36. Human Genetics -- 37. Craniofacial Development -- 38. Palate Development -- 39. Tooth Development -- Pt. 5. General Immunology -- 40. General Immunology -- 41. Humoral And Soluble Mediators Of The Immune Response -- 42. Cell-mediated Immunity -- 43. Clinical Immunology -- Pt. 6. Pathology -- 44. Cell And Tissue Damage -- 45. Hemodynamic Disorders -- 46. Neoplasia -- 47. Genetic And Developmental Disorders -- 48. Nutritional Diseases -- Pt. 7. Microbiology -- 49. Bacteria -- 50. Bacteria And Disease -- 51. Major Bacteria And The Diseases They Can Cause -- 52. Viruses And Viral Infections -- 53. Main Viral Infections -- 54. Fungi And Fungal Infections -- Pt. 8. Behavioral Sciences And Pain -- 55. The Dentist-patient Relationship -- 56. Personality, Mood, And Psychiatric Disorders -- 57. Pain -- 58. Orofacial Pain. Edited By Crispian Scully. Includes Index. Oxforde Handbook of Applied Dental Sciences Disclaimer Title Copyright Preface Contributors Appreviations Contents I Development and Anatomy 1 Craniofacial Development 2 General Anatomy 3 Anatomy of the Head 4 Oral Anatomy 5 The Neck 6 Teeth 7 Odontogenesis 8 Tooth Eruption 2 Physiology 9 Cell Physiology Intracellular Signaling 10 Neurophysiology 11 Mastication 12 Salivary Gland Function 13 Swallowing 14 Digestion and Absorption of Food 15 Liver 16 Kidneys 17 Vitamins 18 Blood 19 Cardiovascular System 20 Respiratory System 21 Endocrine System 22 Bone 23 Wound Healing 3 Biochemistry 24 Molecular Architechture 25 Protien Expression, analysis, and Proteomics 26 Metabolism 27 Cell Signaling 28 Cells and Tissues 29 Mineralized Tissues 30 Teeth 31 The Periodontal Tissues 32 The Temporomandibular Joint 33 Saliva and the Biochemical aspects of Oral Homeostasis 32 Dental Plaque 4 Genomics 35 Genomics 36 Human Genetics 37 Craniofacial Development 38 Palate Development 39 Tooth Development 5 General Immunology 40 General Immunology 41 Humoral and Soluble Mediators of the Immune Response 42 Cell-Mediated Immunity 43 Clinical Immunology 6 Pathology 44 Cell and Tissue Damage 45 Hemodynamic Disorders 46 Neoplasia 47 Genetic and Developmetal Disorders 48 Nutritional Diseases 7 Microbiology 49 Bacteria 50 Bacteria and Disease 51 Major Bacteria and the Diseases they can cause 52 Viruses and Viral Infections 53 Main Viral Infections 54 Fungi and Fungal Infections 8 Behavioral Sciences and Pain 55 the Dentist-Patient Relationship 56 Personality, Mood, and Psychiatric Disorders 57 Pain 58 Orofacial Pain Index Appendices Appendix 1: Anatomical Figures Appendix 2 : Base of Skull and Foramina Appendix 3 : Arteries Appendix 4: Viens Appendix 5 : Lymphatics Appendix 6 : Innervation Appendix 7 : Cranial Nerve Anatomy "This Handbook covers the applied basic sciences an accessible, concise way enabling the dental student to understand, in their preclinical years, why the medical sciences are relevant to clinical dental practice. It covers pathologu, microbiology, pharmacology and there are also sections on biocehmistry, immunology and behavioural sciences for dentistry. Critical evaluation and communication skills have also been addressed." -- Publisher description Covers the applied basic sciences in a way enabling the dental student to understand, in their preclinical years, why the medical sciences are relevant to clinical dental practice. This handbook covers pathology, microbiology, and pharmacology and there are also sections on biochemistry, immunology and behavioural sciences for dentistry.