Anatomy for Dental Medicine, 2nd Edition

Clinical Gross Anatomy for Dental Students – A Targeted, Student-Friendly Reference

Clinical Gross Anatomy for Dental Students is a comprehensive textbook specifically designed to meet the needs of undergraduate dental students. Focusing on regions of the head and neck that are of direct clinical relevance, this text bridges the gap between foundational anatomy and dental practice, while also including essential coverage of the abdomen, back, thorax, and limbs.

Key Features

• Dental-Focused Anatomy: Emphasizes gross anatomy of the head and neck as it relates to dental practice, including nerves, blood supply, and intraoral structures.
• Regional Approach: Organized according to regions, aligning with the way anatomy is taught in dental courses.
• Expanded Limb Coverage: Includes two brand-new chapters on the upper and lower limbs for a complete anatomical perspective.
• Cadaver Dissections: Comprehensive halftone images clearly depict anatomical structures, enhancing understanding of spatial relationships.
• Rich Visuals: 32 pages of full-color images showcase the temporomandibular joint, infratemporal region, jaws, and intraoral structures, alongside two-color instructive anatomical drawings.
• Student-Friendly Learning: Concise, structured content with review and critical thinking questions at the end of each chapter to reinforce knowledge.
• Clinical Correlations: Clinical notes integrated throughout highlight the relevance of anatomical structures to real-world dental practice.

This textbook is an indispensable resource for dental students seeking a clear, clinically oriented understanding of gross anatomy, combining authoritative content with an engaging, visually rich presentation.