Clinical Pediatric Dentistry

Author: Wen Lingying
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This book consists of 16 chapters, incorporating both domestic and international research findings, as well as the author's personal experiences and insights gained from long-term engagement in pediatric dentistry in terms of medical practice, teaching, and research. It serves as a reference for teachers, graduate and undergraduate students, as well as a broad range of clinical dental professionals in pediatric dentistry. The book is composed of 16 chapters, covering topics such as an introduction, child growth and development, tooth eruption and the replacement of deciduous and permanent teeth, the physiological aspects of pediatric teeth, the behavioral guidance for diagnosing and treating oral diseases in children, developmental abnormalities of pediatric teeth, pediatric caries, pediatric pulp diseases, pediatric periapical diseases, pediatric periodontal diseases, common pediatric mucosal diseases, pediatric dental trauma, extractions during childhood, occlusal guidance for children, oral diagnosis and treatment for children with intellectual disabilities or disabilities, and oral disease diagnosis and treatment for children with systemic diseases. The book incorporates both domestic and international research findings, as well as the author's personal experiences and insights gained from long-term engagement in pediatric dentistry in terms of medical practice, teaching, and research. It serves as a reference for teachers, graduate and undergraduate students, as well as a broad range of clinical dental professionals in pediatric dentistry.