UoP anatomy text

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No experience with the others, but Netter's is a GREAT text. It's one of only two books I've bought my first year and worth every penny. And I bought the 3rd edition.🙂
 
uopdental said:
Thanks Armor. Is Liebgott the primary book for anatomy? How much time is spent on areas other than head and neck? Thanks!
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I guess you could consider Liebgott the primary text, but most of what we learned is from lecture. The textbooks were just added resources.

1st quarter is Gross Anatomy, 2nd quarter is head & neck anatomy. Histology is combined with anatomy, so as you learn about different anatomical structures, you also learn the related histology.
 
crazy_sherm said:
I guess you could consider Liebgott the primary text, but most of what we learned is from lecture. The textbooks were just added resources.

1st quarter is Gross Anatomy, 2nd quarter is head & neck anatomy. Histology is combined with anatomy, so as you learn about different anatomical structures, you also learn the related histology.
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Does UoP anatomy use cadavers? Any actual dissection?
 
hello friends ,can you please let me know the books recomended in u.s. dental schools for-
1]oral surgery
2]patient behaviour and management.
3]pharmacology

and do you read "james w littles" dental management for medically compromised patients.

any help appreciated .thank you.👍
 
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