<p>Now in full color, The Anatomical Basis of Dentistry helps you master the essentials of gross anatomy! Complete, accurate coverage highlights the regions of the head and neck that are of clinical relevance. Core information provides a foundation of knowledge essential to providing a successful chairside experience for both you and the patient. Using a clear, accessible style, with practical Clinical Notes boxes, this book closely relates the basic science of applied anatomy to the clinical practice of dentistry. </p>
- <p><b>1. General Concepts</b></p><br><p>The Study of Anatomy</p><br><p>Terminology</p><br><p>Skeleton</p><br><p>Joints</p><br><p>Muscular System</p><br><p>Cardiovascular System</p><br><p>Nervous System, </p><br><p>Body Coverings, Body Cavities, and Fascia</p><br><p><b>2. The Back</b></p><br><p>Skeletal Parts</p><br><p>Surface Features of the Back</p><br><p>Spinal Cord</p><br><p>Muscles of the Back</p><br><p><b>3. The Thorax</b></p><br><p>Skeleton and Divisions</p><br><p>The Thoracic or Chest Wall</p><br><p>The Pleural Cavities and Lungs</p><br><p>The Mediastinum</p><br><p><b>4. The Abdomen, Pelvis, and Perineum</b></p><br><p>Skeleton and Subdivisions</p><br><p>The Abdominal Walls</p><br><p>Peritoneum and the Peritoneal Cavity</p><br><p>Blood and Nerve Supply to the Abdomen</p><br><p>The Abdominal Viscera</p><br><p><b>5. The Neck</b></p><br><p>Skeleton and Surface Anatomy</p><br><p>Coverings and Regions</p><br><p>The Anterior Triangle</p><br><p>The Posterior Triangle</p><br><p>The Root</p><br><p>The Suboccipital Region</p><br><p>The Prevertebral Region </p><br><p><b>6, The Skull</b></p><br><p>Introduction</p><br><p>Views</p><br><p>Bones</p><br><p>Postnatal Development</p><br><p><b>7. The Head by Regions</b></p><br><p>The Face and Scalp</p><br><p>The Contents of the Neurocranium</p><br><p>The Orbital Cavity</p><br><p>The Parotid Region</p><br><p>The Masticator Region</p><br><p>The Pterygopalatine Fossa</p><br><p>The Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Air Sinuses</p><br><p>The Oral Cavity</p><br><p>Structures and Areas of the Oral Cavity</p><br><p>The Pharynx</p><br><p>The Larynx</p><br><p>The Ear</p><br><p><b>8. Systemic Anatomy of the Head and Neck</b></p><br><p>Arteries</p><br><p>Veins</p><br><p>Lymphatics and Lymph Nodes</p><br><p>Cranial Nerves and Cranial Autonomics</p><br><p><b>9. The Upper Limb</b></p><br><p>Skeleton</p><br><p>Joints, Movements, and Muscles</p><br><p>Muscles</p><br><p>Axilla</p><br><p>Nerve Supply: The Brachial Plexus</p><br><p>Arterial Supply</p><br><p>Venous Return</p><br><p>Lymphatic Drainage</p><br><p><b>10. The Lower Limb</b></p><br><p>Skeleton</p><br><p>Joints</p><br><p>Muscles</p><br><p>Nerve Supply: The Lumbar and Sacral Plexuses</p><br><p>Arterial Supply</p><br><p>Venous Return</p><br><p>Lymphatics</p><br><p><b>11. Applied Anatomy</b></p><br><p>Anatomy of Local Anesthesia</p><br><p>Imaging</p><br><p>Fractures of the Face</p><br><p>Spread of Dental Infections</p><br><p><b>Answers to Review Questions</b></p><br><p><b>Index</b></p>
Bernard Liebgott DDS, MScD, PhD Professor Emeritus, Department of Surgery, Division of Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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