The Dental Update Archive
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Volume 44, Issue 1 for January 2017
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Guest Editorial
What is restorative dentistry?
The aspects of practice unique to Restorative Dentistry are those which involve integration at a specialist level of all these disciplines. This particularly encompasses multidisciplinary provision of care integrated with other disciplines in dentistry and medicine, such as dental oncology and its associated rehabilitation, management of developmental defects, such as cleft lip and palate and hypodontia, and of dental aspects of trauma.
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Restorative Dentistry
The paradoxes of phantom bite syndrome or occlusal dysaesthesia (‘dysesthesia’)
January 2017 |
Page 33 |
Periodontics
A new perspective on dentine hypersensitivity – guidelines for general dental practice
January 2017 |
Page 45 |
Paediatric Dentistry
Could video glasses contribute to behaviour management in the 21st century?
January 2017 |
Page 53 |
Oral Pathology
Case report: metastatic infratemporal soft tissue myeloma presenting as a numb lower lip
January 2017 |
Page 56 |
Restorative and Aesthetic Dentistry
Frequently asked questions about vital tooth whitening
January 2017 |
Page 70 |
Oral Medicine
Sore or swollen lips part 3: diagnosis and treatment
January 2017 |
Page 75 |
General Practice
Serving the customer–do patient feedback and questionnaires improve quality?
January 2017 |
Page 79 |
Book Review
Book review
January 2017 |
Page 80 |
Clinical Challenges Q&A