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  <content>Marian-Vladimir
Constantinescu                                 Temporomandibular Disorders
DDS, MSc, PhD
Holistic Dental &amp; Medical Institute            A Translational Approach
of Bucharest - ROPOSTURO,
Bucharest, Romania                             from Basic Science to
e-mail:
dr.vladimir.constantinescu@gmail.com           Clinical Applicability
                                                 Editors: Henry A. Gremillion, Gary D. Klasser
                                                 Publisher: Springer International Publishing AG,
    Books Review

                                                 Switzerland
                                                 Language: English
                                                 ISBN: 978-3-319-57247-5
                                                 Edition: 1/e
                                                 Publish Year: 2018
                                                 Pages: 217, illustrated
                                                 Price: 145,59 €

                                      Lately, in current practice, clinicians have been increasingly dealing with the treatment of signs and symp-
                                      toms of temporomandibular dysfunction. The book entitled Temporomandibular disorders seeks to cover top-
                                      ics from basics and principles to management principles in the treatment of TMD disorders.
                                      The book is divided into 4 parts and 10 chapters.
                                      Part I, Fundaments and Principles, after presenting the embryology of the masticatory system, as a synthesis of
                                      the latest data from the literature, describes the anatomy of the masticatory system, on the osteology, myol-
                                      ogy, nerves and vessels at this level. Finally, the physiology of the masticatory system from its periphery to the
                                      central aspects is made.
                                      Part II, Normal Function of the Masticatory System describes information regarding the masticatory and cervi-
                                      cal muscles which contribute to the functions of chewing, swallowing and speaking, and the temporoman-
                                      dibular joint, so as to better understand the anatomy and physiology of this joint.
                                      Part III, Disfunction of the Masticatory System first presents the myogenous disorders, starting from the ex-
                                      planatory models of muscle pain and diagnostic classification, and then the arthrogenous disorders, taking
                                      into consideration intraarticular consideration, inflammatory models of pain development, diagnostic clas-
                                      sification, arthralgia and degenerative joint disease.
                                      Part IV, Management Principles, discusses muscle-based conditions, temporomandibular joints and psy-
                                      chosocial considerations in TMD. To exemplify muscle-based conditions and temporomandibular joints
                                      specific management strategies are presented: patient education, physical therapy, pharmacotherapy,
                                      oral appliances, and finally psychosocial considerations on TMD treatment.
                                      The book coordinated by Henry A. Gremillion and Gary D. Klasser, renowned specialists in Orofacial Pain, man-
                                      ages to gather the most relevant information from various disciplines of dental medicine, physical therapy,
                                      pharmacology and psychology, regarding temporomandibular disorders.
                                      This book is useful to students, residents, academic and clinical care providers and in the library of every prac-
                                      titioner to treat TMD patients.




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