Gerald Ferretti (11 results)

Single issue of quarterly publication. Paged as 53-68 (successive pagination to previous issue). Staple-bound magazine-style paperback: H 28cm x L 21.75cm. Paper covers rubbed; some foxing/soiling to mostly white front cover with past owner's name-address label affixed at upper right and crease at bottom fore-edge corner; slender scuffing along spine with tear at heel. Slight foxing/toning to interior leaves. Some rust to staples which remain firm. Featured articles: "James Wilson. A Pennsylvania Chairmaker" by Donald L. Tuttle and Joyce Bauduin, "Hosea Edson of Harvard, Mass. Shaker and Planemaker" by Roger K. Smith, "A Long Island Carpenter at Work (Jedidiah Williamson) Part I" by Edward B. Fix, "The Shaker Circular Saw" by Editor [John S. Kebabian], "Plane Tote Patterns," "The H. Williams Chest" by Neil Lewington, "An Unrecorded N.Y. State Planemaker" by Editor [John S. Kebabian], and "R. Bliss & Co., Pawtucket, R.I." by Gerald L. Ferretti. Single-sided illustrated sheet laid-in between pages 60-61.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Hardcover, xii + pages 617-766, NOT ex-library. Fine interior: clean and bright with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps. Boards show a couple of gentle indentations to the lower front panel, shelfworn scratches. Published without a dust jacket. -- This volume presents current understanding of the nature of dental trauma, preventive strategies, and subsequent healing and treatment modalities. All the contributors share a commitment to the principles and practice of evidence-based health care. They approach this subject from a variety of viewpoints. There are examples of best practices based on a high level of evidence, and there are also examples of how to proceed when high-quality evidence is lacking. Due to the fact that the treatment approach in itself is usually traumatogenic, treatment principles for traumatized teeth become critical. In the case of some trauma entities, such as concussion, subluxation, and some injuries to the primary dentition, observation and follow-up is the only treatment needed. In other situations, repositioning and splinting procedures characterize treatment. Techniques for the reduction of tooth dislocations include immediate digital repositioning and orthodontic or surgical repositioning. Recent research suggests that the selection of treatment modality should be very specific and related to preinjury or injury factors to optimize healing. The purpose of this issue is to provide the clinician, whether in a dental practice or emergency service of a hospital, with an understanding of acute dental trauma, preventive strategies, and current treatment approaches. In that regard, the articles follow a sequence of medical and physical evaluation, classification and biology of traumatic injuries to the primary and permanent dentition and their supporting structures, preventive strategies, and acute and long-term treatment modalities. In most cases, a traumatic event involves more than the dentition and its supporting structures. Therefore, the dental clinician must be able to evaluate systemic effects of the injury. In the past decade, better understanding of the biology of the dental pulp and the use of new materials and techniques have opened new possibilities for management of pulpal exposures. Injuries to the alveolus, maxilla, and/or mandible complicate healing and need longer and more customized treatment plans. These topics are fully covered here. Acute dental trauma implies severe pain and psychological impact for many patients. The choice of treatment may be different for injuries to primary and permanent dentition depending on several factors, including type of injury, age, and tooth type. In the likely event that most dentists will end up treating traumatic injuries on an emergency basis, the astute clinician will develop a dental trauma kit for such situations. The dental clinicians must also provide information as to the prevention of dental injuries, including accident-prone sports activities where mouth guards could be of value. Several articles in this issue deal with these subjects. -- Contents: Preface (Sami M.A. Chogle, Gerald A. Ferretti); Medical and Orofacial Considerations in Traumatic Dental Injuries (Kumar Subramanian); Managing Injuries to the Primary Dentition (Dennis J. McTigue); Minor Traumatic Injuries to the Permanent Dentition (Alex J. Moule, Christopher A. Moule); Revisiting Traumatic Pulpal Exposure: Materials, Management Principles, and Techniques (Leif K. Bakland); Management of Trauma to Supporting Dental Structures (Husam Elias, Dale A. Baur); Management of Facial Bite Wounds (Panagiotis K. Stefanopoulos); Use of Prophylactic Antibiotics in Preventing Infection of Traumatic Injuries (A. Omar Abubaker); Cone Beam CT for Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Trauma Cases (Leena Palomo); Preventive Strategies for Traumatic Dental Injuries (Cecilia Bourguignon, Asgeir Sigurdsson); Trauma Kits for the Dental Office (David E. Jaramillo, Leif K. Bakland).

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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -An important review on trauma and emergency care for the general dentist! Topics will include medical and oro-facial evaluation, epidemiology of trauma to oro-facial structures, minor traumatic injuries to the primary and permanent dentition, major trauma to the oral and maxillofacial structures, developing and maintaining a 'dental trauma kit?, management of trauma to supporting dental structures, psychological aspects of dental injuries, preventive strategies for traumatic injuries, medico-legal issues in traumatic injuries, and more! Englisch.

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - An important review on trauma and emergency care for the general dentist! Topics will include medical and oro-facial evaluation, epidemiology of trauma to oro-facial structures, minor traumatic injuries to the primary and permanent dentition, major trauma to the oral and maxillofacial structures, developing and maintaining a 'dental trauma kit?, management of trauma to supporting dental structures, psychological aspects of dental injuries, preventive strategies for traumatic injuries, medico-legal issues in traumatic injuries, and more!