Drs. Cantó, Medina, and Samet have created a magnificent book divided into three parts: Materials, From the Single Missing Tooth to Partial Edentulous Restoration, and finally, Restoration in an Edentulous Dental Arch.
All three authors are university professors, so the work is pedagogically detailed and very well structured for students and beginners. Furthermore, these authors are clinicians with extensive daily experience working directly with patients. This book allows professionals to see solutions applied to common clinical situations in the practice of dental implantology.
Synopsis
This book, MAKING SENSE OF IMPLANT PROSTHETICS, aims to show everything a clinical dentist might need and should know about the day-to-day practice of our profession, specifically regarding implant-supported prostheses.
It is not a work that explains a single, highly specific technique, but rather a general compendium, with graphics, demonstrative bibliography, and abundant iconography to present implant-supported prostheses in an easy, engaging, and dynamic way.
Drs. Cantó, Medina, and Samet offer us a superb book divided into three parts: Materials, From the Single Missing Tooth to Partial Edentulous Restoration, and finally, Restoration in an Edentulous Dental Arch.
All three authors are university professors, so the work is detailed in a pedagogical manner and very well structured for students and those just starting out. Furthermore, these authors are clinicians with extensive daily experience working directly with patients. This book allows professionals to see solutions applied to the common clinical situations encountered in the practice of dental implantology.
