Book, Patients with Special Needs in Dentistry, O 3/17[LS]

Completely revised, expanded and updated, the third edition of The Patient with Special Needs in Dentistry | Practical Manual, reflects the author's concern with the inclusion of pregnant women, the elderly and people with disabilities. The 50 chapters that make up this edition, divided into 11 parts, address the various special cases in Dentistry, presenting the most appropriate treatments and types of anesthesia, in addition to providing general notions about care, accessibility and biosafety and detailing systemic, neurological and behaviors that the dentist most encounters in daily practice. A current and modern work, it is a pleasant read, both for great specialists in the field of forensic dentistry, and for clinical dentists who want to update themselves and be connected with the times. The chapters were treated in a very detailed way, with some new themes, which differentiates the work from other books in the area. Highlights: • The work fills a bibliographical gap in this area; • Clinical cases reported based on experiences during the author's academic and professional career.