Dentistry has undergone a major transformation over recent years and decades. New technologies have been developed and a better understanding of biological principles and processes has been gained.

Advances in Restorative Dentistry sheds light on these new aspects in preventive dentistry and restorative dentistry. In 25 chapters an overview of current trends in this diverse and important specialist field for dental practitioners were given. The wealth of illustrations and highlighted key sentences make it easy to incorporate current knowledge into daily practice as well as into teaching and study activities.

With contributions from: Philip Ciucchi • Martina Eichenberger • Simon Flury
• Anne Grüninger • Stefan Hänni • Daniel Jacky • Thomas Jaeggi • Franziska Jeger
• Karin Kislig • Adrian Lussi • Klaus Neuhaus • Philippe Perrin • Domenico Di Rocco
• Jonas Rodrigues • Markus Schaffner • Benjamin Schüz • Rainer Seemann
• Matthias Strub • Beat Suter • Svante Twetman • Brigitte Zimmerli

Contents
Chapter 01: Structure and pathology of the tooth
Chapter 02: Aspects of prevention
Chapter 03: Caries
Chapter 04: Magnification aids in restorative dentistry
Chapter 05: Damage to adjacent teeth and minimally invasive preparation
Chapter 06: Yesterday retention - today adhesion?
Chapter 07: Bleaching
Chapter 08: Dental erosion
Chapter 09: Endodontology
Chapter 10: Halitosis