Dental Anatomy and Morphology

An English-language work by Hilton Riquieri devoted to the anatomy and morphology of the teeth, with attention to their histology and to work on dental models. The detailed study of form — cusps, grooves, contours, contact relationships — is the foundation on which any restoration later rests, so the book serves both the student building their morphological judgement and the clinician or technician who must return that form in wax, composite or ceramic. Its strength lies in observation: understanding the natural tooth before attempting to reproduce it. A standing title for the shelf of the practice and the laboratory alike.