The Manual of Clinical Periodontics is written as a quick reference for general dentists, dental hygienists, dental students, and dental hygiene students. Both basic and clinical science topics are arranged in a tabular form to allow for easy access to each chapter. This book has been written in a straightforward manner, making it a practical resource both in clinical practice and in an educational setting. Chapters are arranged by basic principles, disease entities, diagnosis, treatment planning, and then various treatment options.

• Visually-cued with over 220 high quality color photos
• Organized by basic principles
• Presented in a "Question & Answer" format
• Recommendations for treatment, including sample treatment plans

12 Chapters Tabbed for Easy Access:

• Problem-Based Periodontal Diagnosis
• Anatomy, Histology, and Physiology
• Etiology and Disease Classification
• Assessment, Diagnosis, and Treatment Planning
• Prevention and Maintenance
• Nonsurgical Treatment
• Surgical Treatment: Principles
• Repair, Resection, and Regeneration
• Periodontal Plastic Surgery
• Periodontal Emergencies
• Implant Considerations Appendix:
  • Medical Considerations
  • Oral Health Products
  • Prescription Writing
  • Insurance Coding
  • Selected Readings