Book, Pharmacology for the Dental Clinic 1/15[LS]

The Fundamentals of Dentistry series brings together important professionals in their areas of specialization, exposing the main concepts taught in the undergraduate Dentistry course. The authors of the works that make up the series are highly qualified in their teaching and research activities. Fundamentals of Dentistry | Pharmacology for Clinical Dentistry is an innovative book that addresses the most relevant aspects of pharmacology in clinical practice. The subjects, covered by researchers, professors and experienced clinicians, were organized by the author in a clear and concise way to facilitate the reader's understanding and make it quicker to consult the desired information. Characteristics of the work • Modern and attractive graphic design • Illustrations and algorithms to facilitate understanding of the text • Tables with therapeutic and dosage schemes • Focus on essential themes of modern dentistry • Concepts of physiology and pathophysiology in each chapter, to facilitate understanding of the action of drugs in each pathology• Description of the most prevalent oral and systemic diseases in the world, pharmacological treatment of these diseases and their implications in the dental clinic• Presentation of drugs commonly used in specialties - such as intracanal drugs, periodontal application, on the oral mucosa, or systemic use – to expand the therapeutic resources available to general practitioners and specialists• Addressing human aspects related to dental care that affect the demand for drugs and adherence to drug treatment prescribed by the dentist.