Looking for dental anatomy websites

[akathisia]

Hi,
I'm looking for some good dental resources online concerning head/neck/dental anatomy and physiology. I'm looking for basic materials/illustrations as well as advanced material.
Anybody know of any good sites?
Thanks

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[Supernumerary]

http://www.dentistry.leeds.ac.uk/bob/teeth/tstart.htm

 

[tanwe461]

Hi! This is another useful site I think..you can start from this site, though this is not the main page. It's about the Trigeminal Nerve on this one, but just go to previous or next pages.

http://education.yahoo.com/reference/gray/200.html

 

[akathisia]

Thank you both! I appreciate your help.

 

[wise146]

supernum your link is dead

 

[Toothlaw]

Hi, Supernumerary

Your Link does not work ..Can you post the Link again..about Dental anatomy
Thanks
Toothlaw

 

[Supernumerary]

Sorry, guys. Either the website was moved or taken down. But it was an awesome site for dental anatomy. If I find it again, I'll be sure to post it.

 

[tantrik03]

Hi guys
Here's the updated link to the DA website posted by supernumerary.

Have fun y'all

http://www.dentistry.leeds.ac.uk/oroface/teeth/tstart.html

 

[Toothlaw]

Thanks., for the good site..about DA ..
Toothlaw

 

[endotom]

Originally posted by akathisia
Hi,
I'm looking for some good dental resources online concerning head/neck/dental anatomy and physiology. I'm looking for basic materials/illustrations as well as advanced material.

Akathisia,

I'm presently writing a textbook on surgical anatomy for endodontists. I'm doing the medical illustrations for it presently. I know of but one web site (that was mentioned above) that takes you to Gray's Anatomy. Gray's is pretty dry and can be very overwhelming. It's the standard textbook and you all should have it. It will come in handy for the rest of your life. You can even use it to hold up all the other books you need if you don't have a bookend. (It's nice and heavy) If I was going to buy but one other book, I'd definitely get the Atlas of Human Anatomy by Frank Netter. He happens to be my personal hero in the field of Medical Illustrations. His sections on head and neck anatomy are superb. Not as detailed as some texts, but just right for what you want to go along with your lab syllabus. Just lately available are a set of DVD's and also an interactive CD-ROM of human anatomy. I haven't reviewed either yet, so I can't comment other than it sounds like a good idea. Ask at the book store and check the limit on your credit card, because they are very expensive.
Good luck out there!

endotom

 

[akathisia]

endotom,

Thank you for your detailed breakdown of available, quality anatomy materials. Quite helpful.

akathisia