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 Lasers in Dentistry
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| 저자 : Leo J Miserendino, |
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344p 349 illus (160 in color)
출판: Quintessence Pub co. ISBN: 0-86715-282-6
목차
Part I: The Scientific Basis of Laser Dentistry
1. The History and Development of Laser Dentistry
2. Laser Physics
3. Laser Interaction with Biologic Tissues
4. Laser Effects on Dental Hard Tissues
5. Laser Effects on the Dental Pulp
Part II: Practical Considerations for Lasers in Dentistry
6. Laser Safety in Dental Practice
7. Regulations, Standards, and Education for Lasers in Dentistry
8. Surgical Technique
Part III: Current Applications of Lasers in Dentistry
9. Surgical Applications of the Argon Laser
10. Clinical Applications of the CO2 Laser
11. Er: YAG Effects Laser on Oral Hard and Soft Tissues
12. Clinical and Investigative Research on the Excimer Laser
13. Clinical Applications for the Ho: YAG Laser
14. Clinical Applications of the Nd: YAG Laser
15. Clinical Applications of the Argon Laser in
Restorative Dentistry
16. Laser Processing of Dental Materials
17. Biostimulation and Photodynamic Therapy
Part IV: Current Technology and Future Directions
18. Analysis of Excimer Laser Interactions with
Hard Tissues
19. Modern Optics and Dentistry
20. New Concepts in Laser-Tissue Interaction Appendices
I. Glossary
II. Units of Measurement, Equivalents, Formulas, and Consta
III. Laser Precautions
IV. Curriculum Guidelines and Standards for Dental Laser Ed
Index
특징
Approaching lasers from both clincal and scientific standpoints, this first-of-its-kind book is a comprehensive
resource on the use of lasers in dentistry today. The text,
oganized in four sections, offers readers an up-to-date overview of the subject.
Part I is a foundation providing basic information on how
lasers interact with oral tissus. Part II addresses practica
considerations, such as surgical technique, safety issues, a regu lations. Part III brings readers up to date on the clinical applications of and the research supporting argon,
CO2, Er:YAG, excimer, Ho:YAG, and Nd:YAG lasers.
Part IV
apprises r eaders of current technology and future direction Appendices provide further information of interest to the re Whether you're a novice or already laser literate,
this book will help you evaluate the potential lasers have for fortify
your practice.
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