Practicing dentists: What books are a must for a dentist

[FlyingSky]

Hey guys

I would like to know what books do you really recommend a dentist to have?

I have the Neville: Oral pathology book

what else should I get, what books do you use?

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[free99]

I was thinking about buying the misch implant text, but after reading a few chapters it seems a bit dense to be a go to clinical reference.

Interested in other responses.

 

[Typical Average Student]

A check book.

 

[THS]

-Cohen's Pathways of the Pulp is on the shelf of every dentist I have shadowed.
-Dental Management of the Medically Compromised Patient
-Color Atlas of Common Oral Diseases

 

[FlyingSky]

bump

 

[TN123]

Dawson's functional occlusion
Misch implant prosth

 

[Golfguy]

Playboy

 

[beannaithe]

Oral Path
Sturdevant's Restorative Book
Pathways to the Pulp
Dawson's Functional Occlusion

 

[EndoPD]

Pathways...latest edition.
The Dental Pulp....latest edition.
Essential Endodontology....latest edition.
Best Practices in Endodontics, Schwartz.
Traumatic Dental Injuries, A Manual, latest edition.

 

[setdoc7]

Treatment Planning for Traumatized Teeth, Tsukiboshi

 

[ProstheticTooth]

Read up on books other than teeth. Crucial Conversations is a good book. Any books on networking/social interactions (most dentists seem to be lacking in this category), and human psychology are beneficial.