Popular diagnostic imaging books for students

Most popular diagnostic imaging books with Edra readers

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   New Trends in Myofunctional Therapy

   by Sabina Saccomanno, Licia Coceani Paskay

   A real understanding of the patient's problems and the development of an effective care plan require a comprehensive approach. This approach involves examining the connections between orofacial functions, occlusion, and posture to determine the best diagnostic and therapeutic approach for different issues. Myofunctional therapy is used to treat disorders related to the movement and tone of the orofacial muscles, along with orthodontic treatment. The volume includes multimedia resources (speech therapy exercises) and a clinical diary for younger patients.

   $106.25 · Medicine Books

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   The Secrets of Laser Oral Applications

   by Giovanni Olivi

   With contributions from experts around the world, this atlas covers a wide range of topics in laser dentistry, offering detailed instructions and clinical photographs to guide practitioners in their daily practice. It emphasizes the advantages of laser technology in various dental disciplines, showcasing its potential to simplify therapies, minimize invasiveness, and ensure successful outcomes. Whether you are new to laser dentistry or looking to expand your skills, this book provides valuable insights and innovative techniques to enhance your practice. Take your dental care to the next level with the transformative possibilities of laser technology, and let this atlas be your comprehensive resource in the exciting world of Laser Dentistry.

   $225.00 · Diagnostic imaging

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   Orthodontics

   by Giampietro Farronato, Ravindra Nanda (eds) Co-editors: Cinzia Maspero, Umberto Garagiola

   This orthognathic manual has been created to provide a comprehensive knowledge and easy comprehension of the subject. The objective is to establish a strong theoretical foundation and practical basis. It adopts a holistic approach to patient care and is divided into descriptive chapters that focus on a global diagnostic framework for various malocclusions. These chapters provide detailed references to systemic correlations and appropriate treatment strategies. The manual considers the patient's developmental stages, analyzing different aspects of growth within each category and delving into diagnostic, therapeutic, and prognostic factors.

   $187.50 · Orthodontics

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   3D Radiology in Dentistry

   by Emanuele Ambu, Roberto Ghiretti, Riccardo Laziosi

   The CBCT offers many advantages: low radiation dose to patients, high definition with very small voxels, the possibility to see the tooth and the surrounding structures in three different planes. This atlas describes the use of CBCT in both clinical and surgical dentistry, the diagnostic phase but also the operational use to program the individual case, and control the future outcome.

   $121.99 · Diagnostic imaging

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   THE MEDICAL GUIDE for Dentists Treating Complex Patients

   by Leslie S.T. Fang, Tracey Wong Menhall

   Leslie S.T. Fang, MD, PhD, is a clinician, educator, and author with dual certification in Internal Medicine and Nephrology. Trained at Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital, he has co-authored key textbooks in oral medicine and created the Ultimate Cheat Sheets: The Practical Guide for Dentists, voted Best Product for eight consecutive years by Clinicians Report. Recognised seven times as Best Clinical Teacher at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Fang lectures worldwide on the intersection of medicine and dentistry.

   $119.99 · Diagnostic