Dental Anatomy: A Self-Instructional Program (10e)

Nancy Shobe Karst, Missouri Southern State College
Sarah K. Smith, Owens Technical College
Title Dental Anatomy: A Self-Instructional Program
Edition 10th
ISBN 9780838514924
ISBN 10 0838514928
Published 09/09/1997
Published by Pearson Higher Ed USA
Pages 635
Format Paperback
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Total Price $152.95 Add to Cart
Description

For introductory courses in Dental Anatomy for Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting and dental students.

This self-instructional text is well suited for the classroom or independent study. It teaches tooth anatomy/morphology and guides students through learning fundamental information concerning oral structures and tooth anatomy.

Table of contents


1. Introduction to Dental Anatomy.


2. Permanent Anterior Teeth.


3. The Permanent Premolars.


4. The Permanent Molars.


5. The Primary Dentition.
New to this edition
  • Three dimensional drawings of the tooth in each section.
    • Increases students' ability to accurately identify which part of the tooth is being explained, thus improving transference of learned material to real-life situations. Ex.___

  • Completely redrawn art— Includes a separate drawing highlighting each part of the tooth as it is explained.
    • Improves students' comprehension by enhancing how students learn the information and concepts taught in each frame. Ex.___

  • A variety of examples throughout.
    • Provides students with solid, accurate examples that can easily apply to real-life situations. Ex.___

  • End-of-chapter pedagogy— Includes chapter summaries, exercises and self-tests.
    • Encourages students to check their comprehension of material periodically and provide immediate reinforcement. Ex.___

  • New author team—Includes Dr. Smith, the author of a new companion text for head and neck anatomy designed to complement this text.
    • Provides a fresh perspective and complete revision of content as well as pedagogy drawing on many years of teaching experience. Ex.___

  • More information about classification of occlusion, contacts, spillways and embrasures (Ch. 1).
    • Further clarifies difficult concepts and provides practical application. Ex.___

  • Eruption sequence presented as a bar chart.
    • Easier for students to learn from rather than memorizing the usual list. Ex.___

Features & benefits
  • NEW - Three dimensional drawings of the tooth in each section.
    • Increases students' ability to accurately identify which part of the tooth is being explained, thus improving transference of learned material to real-life situations. Ex.___

  • NEW - Completely redrawn art— Includes a separate drawing highlighting each part of the tooth as it is explained.
    • Improves students' comprehension by enhancing how students learn the information and concepts taught in each frame. Ex.___

  • NEW - A variety of examples throughout.
    • Provides students with solid, accurate examples that can easily apply to real-life situations. Ex.___

  • NEW - End-of-chapter pedagogy— Includes chapter summaries, exercises and self-tests.
    • Encourages students to check their comprehension of material periodically and provide immediate reinforcement. Ex.___

  • NEW - New author team—Includes Dr. Smith, the author of a new companion text for head and neck anatomy designed to complement this text.
    • Provides a fresh perspective and complete revision of content as well as pedagogy drawing on many years of teaching experience. Ex.___

  • NEW - More information about classification of occlusion, contacts, spillways and embrasures (Ch. 1).
    • Further clarifies difficult concepts and provides practical application. Ex.___

  • NEW - Eruption sequence presented as a bar chart.
    • Easier for students to learn from rather than memorizing the usual list. Ex.___

  • Programmed approach—Suitable for self-instruction.
    • Allows students to work at their own pace rather than having to follow the instructor's pace. Give instructors time to answer questions by providing students with a text they can work through on their own. Ex.___

  • Information builds upon itself—Starts with one point and builds until all of the tooth anatomy and its relation to one another and surrounding structures is presented.
    • Encourages better retention of material by requiring basic information to be integrated in the learning process. Ex.___