Description
The **Clinical Guide to Oral Diseases** is your essential quick-reference manual for the diagnosis and management of common oral and perioral diseases. This comprehensive guide, ISBN 9781119328117, is designed for both dental professionals and students seeking to enhance their understanding of oral pathology. With 448 pages of insightful content published by **John Wiley & Sons (UK)** in 2021, it serves as a valuable resource in clinical practice.
This user-friendly book is meticulously divided into three parts, allowing you to navigate through oral lesions by color, appearance, and symptomatology, including bleeding, saliva disturbances, taste alterations, and orofacial pain. Part two effectively categorizes oral lesions by location, detailing conditions found in the buccal mucosae, floor of the mouth, jaws, gingivae, lips, palate, salivary glands, tongue, and teeth.
A key feature of this guide is the inclusion of nearly **300 high-quality color images** that enhance your learning and help you identify clinical cases effectively. Concise tables highlight common oral lesions and conditions systematically, making it simple to reference crucial information. Additionally, the book includes **multiple-choice questions (MCQs)** of varying difficulties to help reinforce your knowledge in **Oral Medicine** and aid in your assessment.
Clinical flow charts are provided to facilitate the diagnosis process according to the location and duration of oral lesions, ensuring a practical approach to patient care. The incorporation of **ICD-10 Codes** relevant to oral diseases further supports accurate documentation.
Overall, the **Clinical Guide to Oral Diseases** is an indispensable tool for anyone looking to excel in oral healthcare and ensure effective diagnosis and management of oral diseases.
This user-friendly book is meticulously divided into three parts, allowing you to navigate through oral lesions by color, appearance, and symptomatology, including bleeding, saliva disturbances, taste alterations, and orofacial pain. Part two effectively categorizes oral lesions by location, detailing conditions found in the buccal mucosae, floor of the mouth, jaws, gingivae, lips, palate, salivary glands, tongue, and teeth.
A key feature of this guide is the inclusion of nearly **300 high-quality color images** that enhance your learning and help you identify clinical cases effectively. Concise tables highlight common oral lesions and conditions systematically, making it simple to reference crucial information. Additionally, the book includes **multiple-choice questions (MCQs)** of varying difficulties to help reinforce your knowledge in **Oral Medicine** and aid in your assessment.
Clinical flow charts are provided to facilitate the diagnosis process according to the location and duration of oral lesions, ensuring a practical approach to patient care. The incorporation of **ICD-10 Codes** relevant to oral diseases further supports accurate documentation.
Overall, the **Clinical Guide to Oral Diseases** is an indispensable tool for anyone looking to excel in oral healthcare and ensure effective diagnosis and management of oral diseases.