Ozone: The Revolution In Dentistry

by Edward Lynch (Editor)

Recent technical advances have made in possible to use ozone to small areas of dental hard tissues in the treatment of dental caries. This volume provides an overview of the technique, covering, among other topics, the history of ozone clinical applications, mechanisms of action, safety aspects, required equipment, evidence-based research on the treatment, clinical management of a range of types of caries, and experiences with introducing ozone treatment into general practice in Europe. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

300 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Fotooh Jarkas · Rating 4 out of 5]

Feel like I don't have the right to rate this book , since this is my first time to read about Ozone in dental use ! But anyways I gave my four stars rating to the only scientific book I could simply read within a week and summarize the main points within anout 400 important notes.
This book covers the major topics related to Ozone as a gas and as a medication for both medical and dental use , and then followed by a detailed explanation about the most recent and important studies and statistics related to the new dental approach.
Even though it takes in consideration only researches before 2004 ( the date it was published) , it could make it so clear for me and answered all the questions that came into my mind.
I do recommend it for dental students and dentists interested in dental researches.