Woelfel’s Dental Anatomy, Enhanced Edition 9th Edition by Rickne Scheid, Gabriela Weiss ISBN 1284222616 9781284222616

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ISBN 10:       1284222616
ISBN 13: 978-1284222616
Author:         Rickne C. Scheid, Gabriela Weiss

Woelfel’s Dental Anatomy, Enhanced Edition 9th Table of contents:

1. Basic Terminology for Understanding Tooth Morphology

• Naming Teeth based on their location in the complete human dentition
• Tooth Identification Systems: Universal, World Dental Federation (International), and Palmer Numbering Systems
• Terminology for Tooth Tissues: Including definitions of anatomic crown and root
• Introduction to the Periodontium: Defining clinical crown and root
• Terminology for Tooth Surfaces
• Terminology for Describing Tooth Morphology
• Terminology for Ideal Tooth Alignment in dental arches
• Ideal Occlusion: Inter-arch relationships of teeth
• Tooth Development from Lobes
• Animal Teeth vs. Human Teeth: Dental formulae and variations

2. Morphology of the Permanent Incisors

• General description of incisors
• Class traits of incisors
• Arch traits differentiating mandibular and maxillary incisors
• Type traits distinguishing maxillary central from lateral incisors
• Type traits differentiating mandibular central from lateral incisors
• Variations and ethnic differences in incisors

3. Morphology of the Permanent Canines

• General description of canines
• Class traits for both maxillary and mandibular canines
• Arch traits differentiating maxillary and mandibular canines
• Interesting facts and variations in canine teeth

4. Morphology of Premolars

• General description of premolars
• Class traits of premolars
• Arch traits differentiating maxillary and mandibular premolars
• Type traits distinguishing maxillary first from second premolars
• Type traits differentiating mandibular first from second premolars

5. Morphology of Permanent Molars

• General description of molars
• Class traits of molars
• Arch traits differentiating maxillary and mandibular molars
• Type traits differentiating mandibular first from second molars
• Type traits differentiating maxillary first from second molars
• Maxillary and mandibular third molar type traits
• Variations and ethnic differences in molars

6. Primary (and Mixed) Dentition

• Basic concepts of primary teeth
• Developmental data for primary and secondary teeth
• Traits of primary teeth compared to permanent teeth
• Class and type traits of primary anterior and molar teeth
• Pulp cavities in primary teeth

7. Periodontal Anatomy

• Definitions of basic periodontal terms
• The healthy periodontium
• Anatomy of a diseased periodontium
• Periodontal measurements as disease indicators
• Relationship between periodontal disease and restorations
• Tooth support and root morphology in periodontal health
• Influence of root anatomy on periodontal disease progression
• Periodontal disease therapies
• Influence of tooth anatomy on instrumentation and oral hygiene
• Dental implants

8. Application of Root and Pulp Morphology in Endodontic Therapy

• Internal pulp cavity morphology in endodontic therapy
• Location of root concavities, furcations, and canals
• Ethnic variations in pulp and root canal morphology

9. Functional Occlusion and Malocclusion

• Ideal occlusion vs. malocclusion
• Movements within the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
• Jaw relationships between the mandible and maxillae
• Functional movements: chewing and swallowing
• Parafunctional movements and signs of tooth stress
• Treatment methods for malocclusion
• Advanced topics in occlusion

10. Treating Decayed, Broken, and Missing Teeth

• Overview of dental decay and carious lesions
• Definitions of operative, restorative, and prosthodontic dentistry
• Dental materials for tooth restoration
• Principles of tooth preparation
• Restoring different classes of caries
• Restoring large tooth defects and tooth replacement

11. Dental Anomalies

• Anodontia: Absence of teeth
• Extra or Supernumerary Teeth
• Abnormal Tooth Morphology

12. Forensic Dentistry

• Definition and scope of forensic dentistry
• Human identification in civil litigation (abuse and neglect)
• Bite marks in forensic analysis
• Human identification in mass disasters
• Role of forensic dentistry in daily practice

13. Guidelines for Drawing, Sketching, and Carving Teeth

• Drawing teeth
• Sketching teeth from memory
• Carving teeth in dental practice

14. Structures Forming the Foundation for Tooth Function

• Bones of the human skull (focus on sphenoid, temporal, maxilla, mandible)
• Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
• Muscles of the mouth
• Nerves of the oral cavity
• Vessels associated with the oral cavity (arteries, veins, lymphatics)
• Structures visible on a panoramic radiograph

15. Oral Examination: Normal Anatomy of the Oral Cavity

• Extraoral examination: normal structures
• Intraoral examination: normal structures and landmarks for local anesthetic placement

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