Indirect restorations in dental practice: Second edition

Mental health policy and practice – second edition

This book takes you on a journey through key changes and development of mental health policy and practice in the UK. By combining case studies, reflections and analysis followed by exercises and examples of further reading, the evolution of contemporary mental health services is described. As a reader you become acquainted with the rationale behind the path of the current policy and implication...

Operational Amplifiers: Theory and Practice, second edition

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Operating Department Practice A-Z (second edition)

The abbreviations section includes a strange mixture of terms that are in everyday use and often bizarre entries (for instance, CRTAP [cartilage associated protein] and DAD [doctor assisted suicide]), which admittedly may represent commonly used terms in the authors’ local areas. There are duplications and ‘Americanisms’ (for instance, CBC [complete blood count] and FBC [full blood count]), whi...

What type of filling? Best practice in dental restorations.

Dental caries (tooth decay) is one of the most common diseases, with approximately 80% of the population in developed countries having experienced the condition. If decay has not been prevented cavities develop. To prevent considerable pain and tooth loss it may be necessary to remove the diseased tissues and restore the cavities (a filling). Restorations have a limited lifespan and, once a too...

Conservative porcelain indirect restorations.