Does Farmer Field really know his prize cow, Daisy, is in the field? When is an unexpected exam not wholly unexpected? Are all bachelors (really) unmarried? Martin Cohen's bestselling 101 Philosophy Problems is a witty and engaging introduction to philosophy, covering classical as well as contemporary problems from the fields of medical ethics, modern physics and artificial intelligence. For the third edition, many of the problems have been revised and there are several brand new ones, including Lewis Carroll's problem of people who don't eat lentils and Poincare's problem of the gaseous people whose measurements keep changing. With an updated glossary of helpful terms and possible solutions to the problems at the end of the book, 101 Philosophy Problems is essential reading for anyone coming to philosophy for the first time.

Richly illustrated and in full colour throughout, the new HANDBOOK OF ORTHODONTICS presents the subject of orthodontics in an accessible, easy-to-read manner. Whilst maintaining a strong clinical focus throughout, this new volume provides the reader with a firm understanding of the problem of malocclusion and its management and addresses the controversies in modern orthodontics by taking an evidence-based look at current clinical practice. The book also presents a clear explanation of the basic sciences of relevance to the orthodontist, including an up-to-date look at craniofacial development, growth and syndromic conditions that affect this region. Offers comprehensive coverage of clinical orthodontics, from diagnosis and treatment planning through contemporary removable and fixed appliances to cleft lip and palate Helps the reader develop a critical approach to the different philosophies of treatment by addressing controversies in orthodontics and looking at current clinical practice in an evidence-based manner Covers the scientific basis of orthodontics in detail with particular focus on embryology, craniofacial development, growth and the biology of tooth movement Numerous clinical examples clearly illustrate the theory describedSuccinct writing style and rich use of pedagogy - almost 400 illustrations and tables together with ‘pull-out boxes’ - to help make learning easyIdeal for use as a textbook or as a reference manualSuitable for senior dental students, postgraduate trainees and residents in orthodontics

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Biological Mechanisms of Tooth Movement is the comprehensive reference for trainees and specialists to the scientific background of orthodontics and more specifically, the biological responses to the application of mechanical loads.Written by an international team of expert contributors and highly illustrated throughout, this book covers key topics including bone biology, the effects of mechanical loading on tissues and cells, genetics, inflammation, tissue remodeling and the effects of diet, drugs and systemic diseases.

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It is the first all color orthodontic textbook covering all aspects of day-to-day orthodontic practice. It is well illustrated with over 2500 photographs and line diagrams. It is the first textbook to elaborate on the materials used in routine orthodontic practice.The various techniques used have been presented in brief, to give the students and general practitioners alike, an idea as to what is possible using orthodontics alone and which malocclusions require the intervention from other allied branches of dentistry. SECTION ONE: NORMAL GROWTH, 1. Introduction to Orthodontics, 2. Basic Principles of Growth, 3. Prenatal Growth of Cranium, Facial and Oral Structures, 4. Postnatal Growth of the Craniofacial Complex, 5. Development of Dentition, 6. Occlusion in Orthodontics, SECTION TWO: DIAGNOSIS, 7. Diagnostic Aids-Case History and Clinical Examination, 8. Orthodontics Study Models, 9. Cephalometrics-Landmarks and Analysis, 10. Diagnostic Radiographsa and Photographs, 11. Maturity Indicators, 12. Computerized Diagnostic Systems, 13. Classification of Malocclusion, 14. Etiology of Malocclusion-Classifications, 15. Etiology of Malocclusion-General Factors, 16. Etiology of Malocclusion-Local Factors, 17. Dental Public Health Aspects of Orthodontics, SECTION THREE: TREATMENT PLANNING, 18. Treatment Planning, 19. Biology of Tooth Movement, 20. Mechanics of Tooth Movement, 21. Methods of Gaining Space, 22. Anchorage in Orthodontics, 23. Retention and Relapse in Orthodontics, 24. Surgical Procedures in Orthodontics, 25. Orthognathic Surgery, 26. Implants to Mini-Screws, 27. Genetics in Orthodontics, 28. Cosmetic Contouring in Orthodontics, 29. Detrimental Effects of Orthodontics Treatment, SECTION FOUR: ORTHODONTIC MATERIALS, 30. Material Used in Orthodontics-Introduction and Archwire Meterials, 31. Bracket Material and Auxiliary Force Delivery Systems, 32. Impression Material, 33. Luting Materials, 34. Adhesion Promoters and Bonding Material, 35. Orthodontic Instruments, 36. Sterilization in Orthodontics, SECTION FIVE: ORTHODONTIC APPLIANCES, 37. Orthodontics Appliances-An Introduction, 38. REmovable Orthodontic Appliances, 39. Fixed Orthodontic Appliances, 40. The Edgewise Appliance, 41. The Begg Appliance, 42. The Pre-Adjusted Edgewise Appliance, 43. The Tip Edge Appliance, 44. Lingual Orthodontics, 45. Orthopedic Appliances, 46. Functional Appliances, SECTION SIX: MANAGEMENT OF MALOCCLUSION, 47. Preventive Orthodontic Procedures, 48. Interceptive Orthodontics Procedures, 49. Oral Habits and their Management, 50. Etiology and Management of Class I Malocclusion, 51. Etiology and Management of Class II Malocclusion, 52. Etiology and Management of Class III Malocclusion, 53. Correction of Midline Diastema, 54. Management of Open Bite, 55. Management of Cross Bite, 56. Orthodontics for Adults, 57. Management of Lip and Palate