A key tool in recognizing and diagnosing lesions of the oral cavity and face at the earliest possible stage.

Peter A. Reichart, DDS, Professor, Center for Dentistry, Charite Clinic, Berlin, Germany; and Hans Peter Philipsen, DDS, Professor, San Pedro de Alcantara, Spain

This newest volume in Thieme's world-acclaimed Color Atlas of Dental Medicine Series forges the crucial connection between clinical oral pathology and histopathologic examination to arrive at a precise and definitive diagnosis. You will find more than 1,000 exquisite, full-color illustrations that cover the spectrum of clinical, radiographic, and histopathologic findings. And in a unique benefit, the book follows the sequential steps of a typical clinical examination, offering you the practical approach you can most easily use.

Special features:

- Offers a new understanding of the pathogenesis and etiology of oral lesions, with magnificent full-color photographs and illustrations- Chapters organized by the anatomic configuration of the oral region that you would follow in a standard examination- Covers dozens of diseases of the oral mucosa and face; TMJ disorders and diseases of the salivary glands; cancer and organ transplant-related syndromes; diagnosis and treatment of facial pain; and psychosomatic oral diseases- Includes a dedicated chapter on the oral manifestations of HIV infection

Complete with "diagnostic keys", a tabular section organized by color, surface structure and radiographic criteria of a wide range of oral lesions, the book is indispensable for establishing an "at-a-glance diagnosis" when you have a patient seeking immediate guidance.

This book offers no less than a wholly new concept in the practice of dentistry today: a synthesis of clinical practice and oral pathology that puts dentists ever closer to clinical medicine. It allows you to recognize and diagnose lesions of the oral cavit

<p>Oral Diagnosis<br>Biopsy<br>HIV Infection<br>Facial Region<br>Lips<br>Buccal Mucosa/Sulcus<br>Tongue<br>Floor of the Mouth<br>Palate<br>Gingiva<br>Edentulous Jaw<br>Jaws<br>Epithelial Cysts of the Jaws<br>Odontogenic Tumors<br>Salivary Glands</p>