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February 2007
DENTAL CARIES (2.OO.)
The Disease and its Clinical Management
Editors: Ole Fejerskov & Edwina A.M. Kidd
Co-editors: Bente Nyvad & Vibeke Baelum
Chapter 1: Ao editor's guide to reading the book
the editors
PART! THE DISEASE AND ITS DIAGNOSIS
Chapter 2: What is caries? - an introduction
Ole Fejerskov, Edwina Kidd. Bente Nyvad & Vibeke Baelum
Chapter Y: Clinical appearances of caries lesions
Ole Fejerskov, Bente Nyvad, Edwina Kidd
Chapter 4, Pathology of dental caries
Ole Fejerskov, Bente Nyvad, Edwina Kidd
Chapter 5: Visual/tactile caries diagnosis
Bente Nyvad, Ole Fejerskov, Vibeke Baelum
Chapter 6: Radiography for caries diagnosis
lngegerd Mejare, Edwina Kidd
Chapter 7: Additional diagnostic measures
Adrian Lussi, Birgit Angmar-Mansson
Chapter 8: What is good diagnostic practise?
Vibeke Baelum, Bente Nyvad, Hans-
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PART II CLINICAL CARlES EPIDEMIOLOGY
Chapter 9: Epidemiology of dental caries
Brian Burt, Vibeke Baelum Ole Fejerskov
Chapter 10 : The impact of diagnostic criteria on estimates ofprevalence, extent and
severity of dental caries
Nigel Pitts
PARTIII DENTAL CARlES IN A BIOLOGICAL CONTEXT
Chapter 11: The oral microflora and biofilms on teeth
Phil Marsh, Bente Nyvad
Chapter 12:
Chapter 13:
Chapter 14:
The role of saliva,
Allan Bardow. Falke Lager/of, Birgitte Nauntofte, Jorma Tenovuo,
Chemical interaction between the tooth and oral fluids
Bob ten Cote, Mogens Joost Larsen,
le Fejerskov
Erosion of the teeth a.....-C.Q..
Mogens Joost Larsen
PART IV NON-OPERATIVE THERAPY
Chapter 15: The control of dental caries: non-operative treatment
Edwina Kidd, Ole Fejerskov
Chapter 16: The role of oral hygiene
Bente Nyvad
Chapter 17: Antimicrobials in caries control
Anne Au Scheie
Chapter 18: Might caries control involve immunisation and gene- therapy?
Roy Russell Chapter 19: Fluorides in caries control
Roger Ellwood, Ole Fejerskov, Jaime Cury, Brian Clarkson
Chapter 20: The role of dietary control
Domenick Zero, Paula Moynihan, Peter Lingstrom. Dowen Birkhed
PART V OPERATIVE INTERVENTION
Chapter 21: The role of operative treatment
Edwina Kidd, Peter van Amerongen, Evert van Amerongen
Chapter 22: Caries removal and the pulpo dentinal complex
Edwina Kidd, Lars Biemdat, David Betghton. Ole Fejerskov
Chapter 23: Restoring the tooth: "the seal is the deal"
Peter van Amerongen, Evert van Amerongen, Timothy Watson, Nick
Opdam, Joost Roeters, Dirk Bittermann, Edwina Kidd
Chapter 24: The Atraumatic Restorative Treatment Approach (ART)
Jo Frencken. Evert van Amerongen
Chapter 25: Longevity of restorations - "the death spiral"
Vibeke Qvist
PART VI CARIES CONTROL AND PREDICTION
Chapter 26: Clinical decision making: Technical solutions to biological problems or
evidence-based caries management?
II Vibeke Baelum
Chapter 27: Promoting Oral Health in Populations
Elizabeth Kay, Rebecca Craven
Chapter 28: Caries control for the individual patient
Edwina Kidd, Bente Nyvad, Ivar Espelid
Chapter 29: Caries control for populations
Vibeke Baelum, Aubrey Sheiham, Brian Burt
Chapter 30: Caries prediction
Hannu Hausen
Chapter 31: Preventing dental caries - what are the costs?
Jocelyne Fetne, Nekky Jamal, Shahrokh Esfandiari,
PARTVII DENTISTRYINTHE2I.CENTURY
Chapter 32: Variation in clinical decision making related to caries
James Bader, Daniel Shugars
Chapter 33: "For richer, for poorer,- in sickness and in health ..."
The role of dentistry in controlling caries and perodontitis globally
Vibeke Baelum, Wim van Palenstein Helderman, Anders Hugoson,
Robert Yee, Ole Fejerskov
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Dental caries -- Diagnosis.
Dental caries -- Treatment.
Dental Caries -- diagnosis.
Dental Caries -- therapy.
Dental Restoration, Permanent.