Essentials of Clinical Periodontology and Periodontics 2nd edition by Shantipriya Reddy ISBN 8184481489 9788184481488

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ISBN 10:       8184481489
ISBN 13: 978-8184481488
Author:        Shantipriya Reddy

Periodontology is the study of the supporting structures of teeth (gums, bones and cement-like substance that hold the teeth, and the periodontal ligament); and the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and conditions that affect them. 

This fourth edition has been fully revised to provide dental students with the most recent advances in periodontology.  Beginning with an introduction to the normal periodontium and classification and epidemiology of periodontal diseases, the following chapters provide in depth discussion on the diagnosis and treatment of different types of periodontal disease.

In addition to extensive referencing and numerous clinical photographs , diagrams and tables, this comprehensive guide includes a DVD demonstrating procedures in periodontal surgery.

The accompanying free booklet, Manual of Clinical Periodontics (9789351522485), provides viva voce questions to help students prepare for examinations.

Key points

• Fully revised new edition presenting latest advances in periodontology
• Includes DVD demonstrating surgical procedures
• Accompanying free booklet provides viva voce questions
• Previous edition published in 2011

Essentials of Clinical Periodontology and Periodontics 2nd  Table of contents:

Part I: The Normal Periodontium

Chapter 1: Anatomy and Development of the Structures of Periodontium

• Introduction
• External Anatomic Features
• Development of Periodontium
  • Early Development of Cementum
  • Later Development of Cementum
  • Development of Junctional Epithelium

Chapter 2: Biology of Periodontal Tissues

• Introduction
• The Gingiva
  • Macroscopic Features
    • Marginal Gingiva
    • Gingival Sulcus
    • Attached Gingiva
    • Interdental Gingiva
  • Microscopic Features
  • Morphologic Characteristics of the Different Areas of Gingival Epithelium
    • Cells of the Basal Layer
    • Stratum Spinosum
    • Stratum Granulosum
    • Stratum Corneum
    • Oral Sulcular Epithelium
    • Junctional Epithelium
    • Epithelium-Connective Tissue Interface
  • Supra-alveolar Connective Tissue
    • Cells
    • Fibers
    • Principal Fibers
    • Secondary Fibers
    • Blood Supply, Lymphatics and Nerves
• Periodontal Ligament
  • Definition and Structure
  • Synthetic Cells
  • Resorptive Cells
  • Epithelial Cell Rests of Malassez
  • Extracellular Components
  • Fibers
  • Ground Substance
  • Development of Principal Fibers
  • Structure Present in the Connective Tissue
  • Functions of Periodontal Ligament
  • Clinical Considerations
• Alveolar Bone
  • Definition and Parts of Alveolar Bone
  • Composition of Alveolar Bone
  • Osseous Topography
  • Fenestrations and Dehiscences
  • Blood Supply to the Bone
  • Clinical Considerations
• Cementum
  • Definition and Classification
  • Functions and Composition
  • Cementoenamel Junction
  • Cemental Resorption and Repair

Chapter 3: Periodontal Structures in Aging Humans

• General Effects of Aging
  • Skin
  • Bone
• Age Changes in the Periodontium
  • Oral Mucosa
  • Periodontal Ligament
  • Alveolar Bone and Cementum
  • Bacterial Plaque and Immune Response
• Effects of Aging on the Progression of Periodontal Diseases
• Effects of Treatment on the Aging Individuals

Part II: Classification and Epidemiology of Periodontal Diseases

Chapter 4: Classification Systems of Periodontal Diseases

• Need for Classification
• Current Classification Systems of Periodontal Diseases
  • World Workshop in Clinical Periodontics (1988)
  • World Workshop in Clinical Periodontics (1989)
  • Genco (1990)
  • Ranney (1993)
  • European Workshop on Periodontology (1993)
  • AAP 1999 (International Workshop of Periodontal Disease)
• Synopsis of Types and Characteristics of Gingival Diseases
• Synopsis of Types and Characteristics of Periodontal Diseases

Chapter 5: Epidemiology of Gingival and Periodontal Diseases

• Definition
• Types of Epidemiologic Research
  • Descriptive Study
  • Analytical Study
  • Experimental Epidemiology
• Index
  • Definition
  • Purposes and Uses of Index
  • Characteristics of Index
  • Various Indices Used to Assess Periodontal Problems
    • To Assess Gingival Inflammation
      • Papillary Marginal Attachment (PMA)
      • Gingivitis Component of Periodontal Disease
      • Gingival Index by Loe H and Sillness J (1963)
    • Indices of Gingival Bleeding
      • Sulcular Bleeding Index
      • Papillary Bleeding Index
      • Bleeding Points Index
      • Interdental Bleeding Index
      • Gingival Bleeding Index
    • Indices Used to Measure Periodontal Destruction
      • Russell’s Periodontal Index
      • Periodontal Disease Index
      • Extent and Severity Index
      • Radiographic Approach
      • The Periodontitis Severity Index
    • Indices Used to Measure Plaque Accumulation
      • Plaque Component of Periodontal Disease Index
      • Simplified Oral Hygiene Index
      • Turesky-Gilmore-Glickman Index
      • Plaque Index
      • Modified Navy Plaque Index

Part III: Etiopathogenesis

Chapter 6: Periodontal Microbiology (Dental Plaque)

• Definition
• Dental Plaque as a Biofilm
• Types of Dental Plaque
  • Supragingival Plaque
  • Subgingival Plaque
    • Tooth-associated Subgingival Plaque
    • Epithelium-associated Subgingival Plaque
    • Connective Tissue-associated Plaque
• Composition of Dental Plaque
• Formation/Development of Dental Plaque
• Structural and Microscopic Properties of Plaque
• Clinical Significance of Plaque
• Microbial Specificity of Periodontal Diseases
  • Non-specific Plaque Hypothesis
  • Specific Plaque Hypothesis
• What Makes Plaque Pathogenic
• Microorganisms Associated with Periodontal Diseases

Chapter 7: Calculus and Other Etiological Factors

• Calculus
  • Definition
  • Types
    • Supragingival Calculus
    • Subgingival Calculus
  • Structure
  • Composition
  • Difference Between Supragingival and Subgingival Calculus
  • Formation of Calculus
  • Pathogenic Potential of Calculus in Periodontal Diseases
• Other Contributing Etiological Factors
  • Food Impaction
  • Iatrogenic Factors
    • Faulty Restorations
    • Margins of Restorations
    • Contour of Restorations

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