Customer Reviews
Excellent! ★★★★★
Paolo Marti
Simply fantastic, much more illustrations for a fraction of the cost of other more expensive apps.
Amazing Anatomy application where you will be able to see dentistry related images in detail.
Go to the relevant section to see all the related images or choose a topic
Each image has a detailed explanation with it
Zoom with your fingers to the section of most interest.
Email to yourself any image or section of an image you need.
Perfect for Dentist Patient communication. Keep in your pocket a huge database of dentistry images.
This application is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices.
All images and text are in English and in Spanish
These are the contents included in the Dentistry Miniatlas app:
Anatomy
Dental embryology
Temporary dentition
Chronology of the eruption of the primary teeth
Permanent dentition
Chronology of the eruption of the permanent teeth
Anatomy of the lips and cheeks
Anatomy of the tongue
The taste buds and the sense of taste
Anatomy of the salivary glands
The saliva
The muscles of mastication I
The muscles of mastication II
Anatomy of the temporomandibular joint - TMJ
Dental anatomy, the anterior region
Dental anatomy, the posterior region I: the premolars
Dental anatomy, the posterior region II: the molars
Gingiva of the free faces and interdental space
Periodontal ligament and alveolar bone
Cementum
Enamel
Dentin
Pulp
Physiology
Normal dental occlusion
Correct position of the teeth in the mandible
Mastication and swallowing I
Mastication and swallowing II
Normal oral ecology
Microbiota of the palate and oral cavity
The oral immune system
Pathologies of the hard tissues and their treatments
Changes in tooth coloration, tetracyclines and fluorosis
Postendodontic color change
Internal and external bleaching
Bleaching: before and after
Dental abrasion
Dental erosion
Hypoplasia: local factors
Hypoplasia: systemic factors
Dental caries, responsible factors
Stages of caries
Caries of the enamel, dentin and cementum
Classification of caries according to their site
Penetrating caries
Penetrating caries, progression
Various pulp pathologies
Restoration of the penetrating caries, endodontic treatment
Differences between temporary and permanent teeth
Endodontics in temporary teeth
Dental trauma
Tooth fractures
Impacted third molar
Deviations of the 3rd molar
Extractions
Situations requiring extraction
Complications of extractions
Alveolitis
Consequences of tooth loss I
Consequences of tooth loss II
Postextraction bone resorption
The edentulous patient
Materials for tooth restoration I
Materials for tooth restoration II
Restoration of caries of the enamel and dentin
Restoration materials of caries of the enamel and dentin
Amalgam
Composites and their adhesion
Reconstruction of the tooth after endodontic treatment
Fixed prosthesis, preparation of the tooth
Materials and techniques of dental impression
Fixed prosthesis, the crown
Veneers
Fixed prosthesis, inlays and onlays
Dental bridge I
Dental bridge II
Dental post
Dental post (cast, preformed, esthetic)
Removable partial denture
Classification of removable partial dentures
Removable total denture
Pathologies of the tissues of insertion and their treatments
Formation of the biofilm
Formation of bacterial plaque and dental calculus
Gingival inflammation, gingivitis and drug-induced gingival enlargement
Periodontal disease
Periodontal disease, responsible factors
Periodontal pockets
Types of periodontal pockets
Stages of periodontal disease: gingivitis and mild periodontitis
Stages of periodontal disease: moderate and severe periodontitis
Periodontal treatments
Pericoronitis
Occlusal pathologies and their treatments
Types of malocclusion
Disorders of the temporomandibular joint
The temporomandibular joint as a cause of pain
Occlusal splint for muscle relaxation
Indications for the use of ccclusal splints for muscle relaxation
Orthodontic treatment, orthodontics and orthopedics
Differences between orthodontics and orthopedics
Orthodontic treatment in the adult, buccal and lingual technique
Dental implants
Dental implants
Forms of dental implants
Types of prostheses fixed to dental implants (screwed, cemented)
Removable prosthesis
Types of removable prosthesis for implants (ball-attachment, bar, magnets)
Bone regeneration, different bone grafts
Prevention
Use of fluoride and sealants
Fluoride
Plaque control, use of the toothbrush I
Plaque control, use of the toothbrush II
Aids for dental hygiene