Book, PDT Antimicrobial Photodynamic Therapy in Dentistry 2/19[LS]

Antimicrobial Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) in Dentistry is a technique that symbolizes dentistry's quest to understand the role of the oral microbiota in not only oral diseases but also their systemic implications, aiming to develop microbiological control techniques that go beyond the elimination of pathogens , seeking to avoid the development of resistant strains, and helping to achieve sustainability in clinical practices. The work Antimicrobial Photodynamic Therapy in Dentistry combines basic knowledge about the principles of photodynamic activity with clinical applications that enable the technique to be carried out safely and with a scientific basis. - Lists the basic concepts, practical applications, concentrations of photosensitizers, which is the best vehicle to use, which light sources are most suitable, and the correct form of irradiation. - - More than 300 illustrations, to facilitate the application and visualization of the PDT - The book will be fully updated and will include new explanations about the PDT. - Lists the basic concepts, practical applications, concentrations of photosensitizers, which is the best vehicle to use, which light sources are most suitable, and the correct form of irradiation. The book will have updated online material from the previous edition and new procedural videos