Principles of Operative Dentistry 1st Edition by Qualtrough, Julian Satterthwaite, Leean Morrow, Paul Brunton ISBN 9781405118217

Part I: Introduction to Operative Dentistry

1. Overview of Operative Dentistry

   • Definition and Scope of Operative Dentistry
   • The Role of Operative Dentistry in Comprehensive Dental Care
   • Evolution of Operative Dentistry and Current Trends

2. Basic Principles of Operative Dentistry

   • Restorative Dentistry Principles: Preservation, Function, and Esthetics
   • Minimally Invasive Dentistry: Concepts and Techniques
   • Tooth Preparation and Material Selection for Long-Term Success

3. Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

   • Clinical Examination and Diagnosis
   • Radiographic Techniques for Caries Detection
   • Treatment Planning and Decision Making in Operative Dentistry

Part II: Restorative Materials

4. Overview of Restorative Materials

   • Types of Materials: Composites, Amalgam, Glass Ionomers, Ceramics
   • Ideal Properties of Restorative Materials
   • Material Selection Criteria Based on Clinical Situation

5. Resin-Based Composite Materials

   • Composition, Properties, and Advantages of Resin Composites
   • Handling, Placement, and Polymerization Techniques
   • Clinical Indications and Limitations

6. Dental Amalgam Restorations

   • Composition and Properties of Amalgam
   • Techniques for Amalgam Cavity Preparation and Restoration Placement
   • Post-Operative Sensitivity and Long-Term Durability

7. Glass Ionomers and Resin-Modified Glass Ionomers

   • Properties and Applications of Glass Ionomer Materials
   • Resin-Modified Glass Ionomer Materials: Uses and Benefits
   • Clinical Indications and Techniques for Placement

8. Ceramics in Restorative Dentistry

   • Types of Ceramic Materials and Their Properties
   • Indications for Ceramic Restorations: Inlays, Onlays, Crowns
   • Techniques for Fabricating and Cementing Ceramic Restorations

Part III: Cavity Preparation and Restoration Techniques

9. Cavity Preparation Principles

   • Traditional and Modern Approaches to Cavity Design
   • Principles of Minimal Tooth Removal and Conservation of Healthy Tooth Structure
   • Tools and Techniques for Cavity Preparation

10. Placement of Restorations

    • Direct Restorations: Techniques for Composites, Amalgam, and Glass Ionomers
    • Indirect Restorations: Inlays, Onlays, and Crowns
    • Bonding Techniques and Adhesive Systems

11. Finishing and Polishing Restorations

    • Techniques for Achieving Optimal Aesthetics and Function
    • Polishing Direct and Indirect Restorations
    • Post-Operative Care and Maintenance of Restorations

Part IV: Clinical Considerations and Case Management

12. Managing Dental Caries

    • Early Detection and Non-Surgical Management of Caries
    • Caries Removal and Cavity Preparation for Restorations
    • Restorative Approaches for Root Caries and Extensive Decay

13. Complex Restorative Cases

    • Full-Mouth Rehabilitation and Comprehensive Treatment Planning
    • Managing Multiple Restorative Materials in Complex Cases
    • Restoring Function and Esthetics in Severely Worn Dentition

14. Esthetic Restorations

    • Principles of Esthetic Dentistry in Operative Restorations
    • Shade Matching, Contouring, and Polishing for Aesthetic Outcomes
    • Minimizing Visible Margins and Maximizing Aesthetic Longevity

Part V: Emerging Trends and Technologies

15. Minimally Invasive Dentistry

    • Introduction to Minimally Invasive Techniques and Materials
    • Air Abrasion, Lasers, and Other Technologies in Operative Dentistry
    • Benefits and Challenges of Minimal Intervention

16. Digital Dentistry and CAD/CAM Technology

    • Role of Digital Imaging and 3D Modeling in Operative Dentistry
    • CAD/CAM Systems for Inlays, Onlays, and Crowns
    • Benefits of Digital Workflow in Restorative Procedures

17. Future Directions in Restorative Materials and Techniques

    • Advancements in Resin Composites and Nanotechnology
    • Bioactive Materials and Their Role in Tooth Regeneration
    • The Future of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in Operative Dentistry

Appendices

• Glossary of Key Terms
• Index of Clinical Cases
• Suggested Further Reading
• Index

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Table of Contents

Preface

• Introduction to the First Edition
• Acknowledgments

Part I: Introduction to Operative Dentistry

1. Overview of Operative Dentistry

   • Definition and Scope
   • The Role of Operative Dentistry in Comprehensive Care
   • Evolution and Current Trends in Operative Dentistry

2. Basic Principles of Operative Dentistry

   • Key Concepts: Conservation of Tooth Structure
   • The Role of Esthetics, Function, and Durability
   • Minimally Invasive Dentistry

3. Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

   • Clinical and Radiographic Examination
   • Diagnosis of Dental Caries and Other Restorative Needs
   • Principles of Treatment Planning in Restorative Dentistry

Part II: Restorative Materials

4. Overview of Restorative Materials

   • Ideal Properties of Restorative Materials
   • Types of Restorative Materials: Composites, Amalgams, Glass Ionomers, and Ceramics
   • Material Selection Criteria Based on Clinical Requirements

5. Resin-Based Composites

   • Composition, Properties, and Benefits
   • Handling and Placement Techniques
   • Advantages and Limitations in Restorative Dentistry

6. Dental Amalgam

   • Composition and Characteristics
   • Cavity Preparation and Restoration Techniques
   • Longevity and Durability of Amalgam Restorations

7. Glass Ionomers and Resin-Modified Glass Ionomers

   • Properties and Clinical Applications
   • Techniques for Placement and Bonding
   • Use in Restorative Dentistry: Cavity Liners, Temporary Restorations

8. Ceramic Materials

   • Types of Ceramics: Feldspathic, Lithium Disilicate, and Zirconia
   • Indications for Ceramic Restorations
   • Techniques for Fabrication and Cementation

Part III: Cavity Preparation and Restorative Techniques

9. Cavity Preparation

   • Basic Principles of Cavity Design
   • Approaches to Minimally Invasive Cavity Preparation
   • Instrumentation and Techniques for Efficient Preparation

10. Restoration Placement Techniques

    • Direct Restorations: Composite, Amalgam, and Glass Ionomers
    • Indirect Restorations: Inlays, Onlays, and Crowns
    • Adhesion Techniques: Bonding to Dentin and Enamel

11. Finishing and Polishing

    • Techniques for Finishing Composite and Amalgam Restorations
    • Polishing for Aesthetic and Functional Results
    • Managing Post-Operative Sensitivity

Part IV: Clinical Considerations

12. Management of Dental Caries

    • Early Detection and Non-Surgical Management
    • Surgical Management of Caries
    • Restoring Deep Cavities and Root Caries

13. Managing Tooth Wear

    • Types of Tooth Wear: Abrasion, Erosion, and Attrition
    • Restorative Solutions for Tooth Wear
    • Esthetic and Functional Outcomes in Tooth Wear Cases

14. Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

    • Comprehensive Treatment Planning for Severely Damaged Teeth
    • Managing Multiple Restorative Materials in Complex Cases
    • Restoring Esthetics and Function in Extensive Cases

Part V: Advanced Topics and Emerging Trends

15. Minimally Invasive Techniques

    • Air Abrasion, Lasers, and Other Minimally Invasive Technologies
    • Benefits and Challenges of Minimal Intervention
    • Future Directions in Minimally Invasive Restorative Dentistry

16. Technological Advances in Operative Dentistry

    • Digital Dentistry: CAD/CAM and 3D Imaging
    • The Role of Robotics and AI in Restorative Dentistry
    • Future Innovations in Restorative Materials