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In this groundbreaking, multidisciplinary book, 48 experts argue for biologically based treatment goals and treatment planning for the clinical management of occlusion. The examination of the subject spans the biological, biomechanical and physiological basis of occlusion to clinical decision-making and problem-solving from various clinical standpoints. With the fundamental role the occlusion plays in all aspects of dentistry, this comprehensive book will be a welcome source of applied science for all practicing dentists.
550pp: 650 illus (229 in color)
Table of Contents:
Part I: Biologic Principles and Interactive Jaw Mechanics
Section 1: Form and Function
1 Development of Mandibular Form: Phylogeny, Ontogeny, and Function/Paul C. Dechow, David S. Carlson
2 Morphology and Mechanism of the Jaw Joint/Robert P. Scapino
3 Jaw Muscle Structure and Function/Alan G. Hannam
4 Neural Control of Oral Behavior and Its Impact on Occlusion/Robert W. Gear
5 The Dynamics of Occlusal Relationships/Gordon D. Douglass, Russell T. DeVreugd
6 The Supporting Structures and Dental Adaptation/W. Eugene Roberts, William F. Hohlt, Gordon R. Arbuckle
Section 2: Growth and Development
7 Effect of Function on Growth and Remodeling of the Temporomandibular Joint/Robert J. Hinton, David S. Carlsson
8 Macromolecular Components of Connective Tissues and Their Roles in Determining Tissue Mechanical Properties/Edwin H. K. Yen, Roberto S. Carvalho
9 Effect of the Physical Environment on Growth of the Temporomandibular Joint/Jeffrey C. Nickel, Laura R. Iwasaki, Kenneth R. McLachlan
10 Relationship Between Growth, Function, and Stress in the Temporomandibular Joint/Laura R. Iwasaki, Jeffry C. Nickel, Kenneth R. McLachlan
11 Adaptive Changes in Mandibular Muscles During Postnatal Development/Arthur J. Miller
Section 3: Biomechanics
12 Engineering Principles and Modeling Strategies/Raymond T. Mah, Steven P. McEvoy, David C. Hatcher, M. Gary Faulkner
13 In Vivo Bone Strain Patterns in the Craniofacial Region of Primates/William L. Hylander, Kirk R. Johnson
14 Simulated Physics of the Human Mandible/Tom W. P. Korioth
15 Computer Simulations of Jaw Biomechanics/Alan G. Hannam, Geerling E. J. Langenbach, Christopher C. Peck
16 Biomechanical and Biomaterial Considerations of Root-Form Dental Implants/Jack E. Lemons
Section 4: Tissue Response
17 Connective Tissue Response to Mechanical Stimulation/Roberto S. Carvalho, J. Elliot Scott, Axel Bumann, Edwin H. K. Yen
18 Disc Displacement Internal Derangements/Robert P. Scapino, David K. Mills
19 Biology of TMJ Degeneration: The Role of Matrix-Degrading Enzymes/Sunil Kapila
20 Distribution of Local and General Stresses in the Stomatognathic System/David C. Hatcher, Steven P. McEvoy, Raymond T. Mah, M. Gary Faulkner
Part II: Clinical Considerations for a Favorable Tissue Response
Section 5: Decision-making and Biologically Based Treatment Goals
21 Maxillomandibular Relationships: Mandibular Asymmetry, Occlusion, and Imaging/David C. Hatcher, Steven P. McEvoy, Raymond T. Mah
22 Clinical Decision-making in Occlusion: A Paradigm Shift/Christian S. Stohler
23 Fundamental Treatment Goals/Charles McNeill
Section 6: Baseline Records and Diagnostic Tests
24 History and Examination/Robert B. Morrish, Jr
25 Mounted Study Casts and Cephalometric Analysis/Laurence P. Stroud
26 Maxillofacial Imaging/David C. Hatcher
27 Jaw Tracking and Temporomandibular Joint Animation/Sandro Palla, Martin Krebs, Luigi M. Gallo
Section 7: Problem Solving and Treatment Planning
28 Interocclusal Appliances: Do They Offer a Biologic Advantage?/Christian S. Stohler
29 Role of Occlusion in Periodontal Disease/Richard T. Kao
30 Selective Tooth Grinding and Equilibration/Charles McNeill
31 Fundamental Occlusal Therapy Considerations/Frank M. Spear
Section 8: Restorative and Prosthodontic Therapy
32 Occlusal Considerations for Complex Restorative Therapy/Frank M. Spear
33 Occlusal Considerations in Complete Dentures/Sandro Palla
34 Masticatory Performance Measures for Maxillofacial Prosthodontics/Donald Curtis
35 Occlusion and Crestal Bone Resorption: Etiology and Treatment-Planning Strategies for Implants/Carl E. Misch, Martha Warren Bidez
Section 9: Orthodontic and Related Surgical Therapy
36 Long-term Stability of Mandibular Orthopedic Repositioning/Donald R. Joondeph
37 Gnathologic Considerations for Orthodontic Therapy/Ronald H. Roth
38 Occlusal Considerations for Orthognathic Surgery/William H. Ware, Jeffrey T. Fujimoto, Calvin Y. Lee
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 Science of Practice of Occlusion, June 29, 2006
By Ryan D. Blissett (Boston, MA United States)
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This text provides a comprehensive review of occlusion and its practical applications both conceptually and clinically. It is a great resource for both students and experienced clinicians.
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One bite ahead in Occlusion!, March 01, 2000
By Guilherme Vieira (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
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It's a happy surprise to find out that in an extremely controversial issue, there is an author that doesn't want to be the "master of the truth". The greatest virtue of Mcneill's book is that most of the chapters have the massive contribution of a varied number of well known professionals in the subject they know best. It's not only about occlusion and tmd's but it goes from biologic principles and interactive mechanics of the estomatognatic system to the ultimate clinical therapies in an argumentative and scientific speech. Definitely a "must read" for Oral Rehabilitation practitioners.
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