Surgery, however minor, carries special responsibilities. These responsibilities include, certainty as to need to operate, having the necessary knowledge and competencies, meeting patient expectations to be skilful and minimally interventive, yet effective, and the ability to deal with complications and emergencies as and when they may arise.

Practical Surgical Dentistry, is a modern, authorative and practical consideration of these responsibilities as they relate to surgery in the everyday clinical practice of dentistry. From patient assessment through to managing complications and emergencies, with chapters on surgical principles, relevant pharmacology and the various types of surgery undertaken in clinical practice, the text is logically structured, easy to read, exceptionally well-illustrated and peppered with practical guidance.

Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Patient Assessment
Chapter 3 Principles of Surgical Dentistry
Chapter 4 Pharmacology and Surgical Dentistry
Chapter 5 Extraction of Teeth and Roots
Chapter 6 Management of Impacted Teeth
Chapter 7 Surgical Endodontics
Chapter 8 Surgery as an Aid to Orthodontics
Chapter 9 Implants and Surgery to Facilitate Prosthetic Dentistry
Chapter 10 Surgical Dentistry and the Antrum
Chapter 11 Management of Cysts
Chapter 12 Management of Dento-alveolar Trauma and Oral Lacerations
Chapter 13 Biopsy Techniques and Management of Intra-oral Calculi
Chapter 14 Management of Complications and Emergencies

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