Anatomy for Oral Implantology — A Comprehensive Clinical Guide
Essential Anatomical Mastery for Precision, Safety, and Surgical Excellence
Accurate anatomical knowledge forms the foundation of safe, effective, and predictable implant surgery. Anatomy for Oral Implantology is a definitive and richly illustrated guide crafted specifically for the practicing implantologist, bridging the gap between theoretical anatomy and real-world clinical application.
This updated and expanded edition brings a renewed focus on the clinical realities of modern oral implantology, combining meticulous anatomic detail with practical surgical insight.
Key Features:
- 565 Exceptional Illustrations: Full-page anatomical drawings, clinical photographs, CBCT scans, radiographs, and cadaver images provide a complete and realistic visualization of surgical anatomy.
- Clinically Relevant Focus: Every chapter directly connects anatomical structures to implant planning, surgical execution, and complication management.
- Logical Organization: Content is sequenced intuitively to mirror the clinical workflow, ensuring clarity and ease of reference.
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Detailed Regional Coverage:
- Arteries, Veins, and Innervation
- Muscles of Facial Expression and Mastication
- Posterior and Anterior Maxilla
- Zygomatic Bone
- Posterior and Anterior Mandible
- Bone Density and Adjacent Teeth
- Anatomy for Surgical Emergencies
- Topographic Anatomy
- Venipuncture Techniques
- Enhanced Clinical Integration: Illustrations and case-based visuals help clinicians identify key anatomical landmarks and avoid intraoperative risks.
Why This Book Matters:
This text serves as an indispensable reference for any oral and maxillofacial surgeon, implantologist, or advanced clinician aiming for precision in diagnosis, implant placement, and surgical planning. By blending academic accuracy with clinical applicability, it ensures the practitioner operates with confidence and anatomical mastery.
A must-have atlas for every implant surgeon seeking anatomical excellence and surgical precision in modern implant dentistry.
