Clinical Oral Medicine and Dentistry: New Developments

Author: Shi Jiucheng
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: The author, Shi Jiucheng, serves as the Executive Vice Chairman of the Inter-school Council for Higher Vocational Dental Medical Education in China. With extensive clinical experience and theoretical knowledge, he begins by discussing the history and development of dental medicine in China, then provides detailed explanations on various oral diseases such as tooth sensitivity, supernumerary teeth, anterior tooth proclination, laser caries prevention, and the role of fluoridated water in caries prevention. The book also examines the age-related changes in dental and periodontal tissues and their clinical significance, as well as the testing of pulp vitality. It is a practical medical book that comprehensively reflects the latest advancements in dental internal medicine.
Shi Jiucheng is a Han Chinese, 55 years old, who graduated from the Department of Stomatology at Beijing Medical College in 1968. He concurrently serves as the Executive Vice Chairman of the Inter-school Council for Higher Vocational Dental Medical Education in China, a Special Committee Member of the Journal of Dentistry for Restorative Dentistry and Endodontics, a Research Fellow of the Guangdong Branch of the China Association for Science and Technology, and the Honorary Director of the Foshan Branch of the Guangdong Branch of the Chinese Medical Association. He has authored books such as Practical Handbook of Dental Medications and Modern Dental Social Medicine Forum, contributed to the compilation of Dictionary of Famous Chinese Medical Professionals and World Cultural, and organized the Foshan Medical and Dental Stomatology Special Issue.
He has published over 280 articles in various journals across 20 domestic publications and has been awarded the World Cultural, the Provincial Medical Association Outstanding Paper Award, and the Municipal Democratic Party Advanced Individual Award.