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Just wondering if any of you have used or are using any of these textbooks, and your opinions on them if any:

Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology (Neville, Damm)
Oral Radiology: Principles and Interpretation (White, Pharoah)

There are quite a few head and neck anatomy books, Netter, Fehrenbach, etc; do any share a consensus on being better than the others?

Thanks
 
I've used the radiology book its ok ; for head and neck anatomy Mcminn's is the atlas to go to.
 
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The best book out there everyone of you should try to get hold of is:

Review of Diagnosis, Oral Medicine, Radiology and Treatment Planning by Norman Wood.

A lot of board questions comes from there in word for word; that's why they discontinued it.
 
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