This handbook covers the whole of clinical dentistry in a concise, easy to read format. It is suitable for and read by both undergraduate and qualified dentists. It is the largest selling book in this field and this new edition has been extensively rewritten, including a new chapter and contains many more pictures and diagrams in full colour. It has been recommended by reviewers as an essential purchase for ALL dental students and the qualified practitioner. In Dentistry this is the book they all buy.

1. History and examination, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 2. Preventive and community dentistry, Dr Stephen Fayle and Miss Esther McDerra 3. Paediatric dentistry, Dr Stephen Fayle and Miss Esther McDerra 4. Orthodontics, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 5. Periodontology, Mrs Lorna McCaul 6. Restorative dentistry, Mrs Lorna McCaul 7. Prosthetics and gerodontology, Mrs Lorna McCaul 8. Oral surgery, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 9. Oral medicine, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 10. Maxillofacial surgery, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 11. Medicine relevant to dentistry, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 12. Therapeutics, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 13. Analgesia, anaesthesia, and sedation, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 14. Dental materials, Mr Lee Savarrio 15. Law and ethics, Ms Yvonne Shaw 16. Professionalism and communication, Ms Yvonne Shaw 17. Practice management, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 18. Syndromes of the head and neck, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell 19. Useful information and addresses, Mrs Laura Mitchell and Mr David Mitchell

`Dental students are going to love this book! As a recent graduate I can say that dental students love this book and have done so since the first edition. Now, as hospital trainees, this book is still in all our bags. Its clearly defined chapters offer excellent and concise best principles for nearly all aspects of dentistry...The new edition covers the whole of clinical dentistry in a brief but concise manner.' British Dental Journal |d Dec 2009.