Key Features:

The primary purpose of this book is to integrate formal theory with real clinical situations in oral medicine and also to instil a sense of critical thinking at every step of the diagnostic and management exercise that a student undertakes in oral medicine clinics.

In this book, over 100 common clinical scenarios involving oral diseases requiring non-surgical treatment are presented. Solutions to the clinical problems presented have been discussed in some detail in the form of answers to a series of commonly posed questions.

·         Comprehensive resource for the development of diagnostic skills in oral medicine.

·         Most useful and user-friendly book with case-based questions that challenge the clinician to think through clinical problems and arrive at a differential or final diagnosis based on patient          history, symptoms , clinical findings.

·         Highly illustrated handy reference book with over 100 clinical scenarios.

·         Useful appendices for quick revision with definitions of common clinical and histological nomenclature and mucosal disorders and tables providing clinical differential diagnosis of mucosa I        diseases.