Dental Visualization

Bichacho and Feraru devote this English-language guide to the place the image occupies in dentistry today, in short, heavily illustrated chapters. The route starts from the components of the camera and the photographic equipment, goes on to simplified protocols for obtaining high-level results, and details the sequences and settings worth applying in each speciality. Two sections deserve separate mention: the direction and quality of light, with its clinical bearing, and the devices designed exclusively for dental photography. It closes with the resolution of the most frequent problems.