Dental Bookshop - Color Atlas of Common Oral Diseases by Robert P. Langlais, Craig S. Miller

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Publisher:		Wilkins
Edition:		2nd
Date:		January 1, 1998
Binding:		Paperback
Pages:		203

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University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio. Atlas of common oral diseases for students in dentistry, dental hygiene and assisting. Contains 481 color photos. Includes new sections on normal oral anatomy, gingivitis, periodontitis and more. Softcover. DNLM: Mouth Diseases--pathology--atlases.

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halil kayalibay, November 11, 2009

Valuable and beneficial for students and practitioners. Thanks to those who helped to create this book.
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Color Atlas of Common Oral Diseases, November 3, 2009

This revision has better picture quality, still has well written descriptions and continues to be very useful in the operatory.
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colour atlas of common oral diseases, September 5, 2009

The book is very good, it will help you develop excellent idea about clinical oral diseases and their treatment, I highly recommend it for dental student, oral pathologist, and oral medicine .
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well organized, excellent layout, February 19, 2007

This atlas has the advantage of having sections based on the appearance of the lesions, thus giving you an easy way to look at a group of lesions as you are narrowing down your diagnosis. Each named lesion has a heading for description, etiology, typical visual clues, the differential diagnosis, diagnostic steps, treatment recommendations, suggested follow-up, clincial significance, and other useful clinical information. The photographs are clear and very descriptive. Overall, this is an excellent reference text and it has the advantage of being remarkably reasonably priced considering the rest of the available options. It is also more user friendly and better organized as well. The spiral binding makes it easy to keep the book open while using it, and there are tabbed reference pages for the start of each section; the sections are white lesions, red lesions, ulcerated lesions, blistering/sloughing lesions, pigmented lesions, papillary lesions, and soft tissue enlargements. I returned the atlas that was required for my dental hygiene oral pathology class, and bought this one instead since it is the superior choice.
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Good pictures, March 19, 2006

There are a lot of very helpful pictures and the summaries are good.
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