John Beumer III / Mark T. Marunick / Salvatore J. Esposito (Editor)
Maxillofacial Rehabilitation
Surgical and Prosthodontic Management of Cancer-Related, Acquired, and Congenital Defects of the Head and Neck
3rd Edition 2011
Book
Hardcover, 468 pages, 1555 illustrations
Language: English
Categories: Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery, Prosthodontics
ISBN 978-0-86715-498-6
QP USA
The rehabilitation of patients with disabilities of the head and neck secondary to acquired and congenital defects continues to be a challenge. Today it is possible to restore most patients to nearly normal form and function, enabling them to lead useful and productive lives. However, successful outcomes require close interaction among many health care disciplines. Given the recent advances in maxillofacial prosthetics and reconstructive surgery, the pace of change in the rehabilitation of oral and facial defects has been far too slow. For example, free tissue transfers have been used throughout the world for the last 20 years to restore bony defects of the mandible, but far too many surgeons fail to understand that it is equally important to restore the bulk and contour of the tongue if the oral functions of speech, mastication, and control of saliva are to be restored. This updated edition with an emphasis on a truly multidisciplinary approach provides the reader with insights into the latest developments in maxillofacial prosthetics, reconstructive surgery, and dental care. New chapters present information on digital technology and tissue engineering, and all chapters have undergone significant revision, reflecting the advances in the use of osseointegrated implants and free vascularized flaps. The reader will take away practical knowledge of state-of-the art treatment approaches to ensure that patients of the future will no longer assert that "the cure was worse than the disease."
Contents
Chapter 01. Oral Management of Patients Treated with Radiation Therapy and/or Chemoradiation
Chapter 02. Rehabilitation of Tongue and Mandibular Defects
Chapter 03. Rehabilitation of Maxillary Defects
Chapter 04. Rehabilitation of Soft Palate Defects
Chapter 05. Rehabilitation of Facial Defects
Chapter 06. Rehabilitation of Cleft Lip and Palate and Other Craniofacial Anomalies
Chapter 07. Digital Technology in Maxillofacial Rehabilitation
Chapter 08. Tissue Engineering of Maxillofacial Tissues
Chapter 09. Psychosocial Perspectives on the Care of Head and Neck Cancer Patients
Chapter 10. Oral Management of Chemotherapy Patients
Contributors
E. Abemayor • T. Baba • J. Beumer III • R. Bibb • L. Brecht • P. Bucher • T. Chang • H. Cherrick • E. Chung • J. de Cubber • G. van Dijk • D. Curtis • S. Esposito • L. Eversole • E. Freymiller • N. Garrett • N. Ghaem-Maghami • H. Gulbransen • A. Hannam • L. Kaban • R. Kagan • S. Kiat-amnuay • B. King • M. Lee • K. Lyons • B. Markowitz • M. Marunick • P. Moy • V. Nabili • R. Nelson • W. Noorda • R. van Oort • D. Pedroche • R. Penn • J. Powers • D. Rapkin • H. Reintsema • D. Reisberg • R. Rezaee • J. Rieger • D. Rohner • E. Roumanas • C. Sensen • A. Sharma • S. Silverman Jr • J. Soh • E. Sung • B. Venkatachalam • H. Verdonck • K. Vergervik • J. Wolfaardt • B. Wu • G. Wu • Y. Zhao
Contents
Chapter 01. Oral Management of Patients Treated with Radiation Therapy and/or Chemoradiation
Chapter 02. Rehabilitation of Tongue and Mandibular Defects
Chapter 03. Rehabilitation of Maxillary Defects
Chapter 04. Rehabilitation of Soft Palate Defects
Chapter 05. Rehabilitation of Facial Defects
Chapter 06. Rehabilitation of Cleft Lip and Palate and Other Craniofacial Anomalies
Chapter 07. Digital Technology in Maxillofacial Rehabilitation
Chapter 08. Tissue Engineering of Maxillofacial Tissues
Chapter 09. Psychosocial Perspectives on the Care of Head and Neck Cancer Patients
Chapter 10. Oral Management of Chemotherapy Patients
Contributors
E. Abemayor • T. Baba • J. Beumer III • R. Bibb • L. Brecht • P. Bucher • T. Chang • H. Cherrick • E. Chung • J. de Cubber • G. van Dijk • D. Curtis • S. Esposito • L. Eversole • E. Freymiller • N. Garrett • N. Ghaem-Maghami • H. Gulbransen • A. Hannam • L. Kaban • R. Kagan • S. Kiat-amnuay • B. King • M. Lee • K. Lyons • B. Markowitz • M. Marunick • P. Moy • V. Nabili • R. Nelson • W. Noorda • R. van Oort • D. Pedroche • R. Penn • J. Powers • D. Rapkin • H. Reintsema • D. Reisberg • R. Rezaee • J. Rieger • D. Rohner • E. Roumanas • C. Sensen • A. Sharma • S. Silverman Jr • J. Soh • E. Sung • B. Venkatachalam • H. Verdonck • K. Vergervik • J. Wolfaardt • B. Wu • G. Wu • Y. Zhao
Editor
John Beumer III DDS, MS
United States of AmericaJohn Beumer III, DDS, MS, received his DDS from the University of California, San Francisco in 1967. He subsequently completed his postgraduate training in oral medicine there in 1970 before continuing with postgraduate training in prosthodontics at UCLA. He is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the Division of Advanced Prosthodontics at the UCLA School of Dentistry and was formerly chair of that division. Dr Beumer has published extensively in the scientific literature, including Maxillofacial Rehabilitation (Quintessence, 2011) and Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry (Quintessence, 2015–2016).
Editor
Mark T. Marunick DDS, MS
United States of AmericaProfessor, Department of Otolaryngology
Director, Maxillofacial Prosthetics
Karmanos Cancer Institute
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Chief, Dental Service, Detroit Medical Center
Detroit, Michigan
Diplomate, American Board of Prosthodontics
Editor
Salvatore J. Esposito DMD, FICD
United States of AmericaFormer Chairman Department of Dentistry. Director, Section of Maxillofacial Prosthetics, Cleveland Clinic Foundation. Associate Professor, University Hospitals, Cleveland, Ohio.
"This book is a comprehensive review of the topic of maxillofacial rehabilitation. It is an evidence-based textbook with emphasis on a multidisciplinary approach to treatment and provides the reader with insights into the latest developments in maxillofacial prosthetics, reconstructive surgery, and dental cue. The reader will take away practical knowledge of state-of-the act treatment."
Michael D. Turner, DDS, MD, FACS; Journal of Dental Education (June 2012)
"This is a very good comprehensive text to have as a reference and has many excellent contributions from many well-known authors. The text can serve any dentist who might see a patient who has had or will have treatment with chemotherapy and radiation therapy and/or has a maxillary or mandibular defect that requires restoration and maintenance."
Robert Schneider, DDS, MS, FACP; Special Care in Dentistry (May/June 2012)
"This is a beautifully constructed textbook from start to finish which presents a range of techniques in an accessible and informative manner. A valuable source of referral for anyone involved in maxillofacial rehabilitation, it certainly helps somewhat to diffuse the infamous phrase 'the cure was worse than the disease'."
D. Brierley; British Dental Journal (April 2012)
"This is one of the rare textbooks that I think should be used in the part of the formal educational curriculum (predoctoral, postdoctoral, and continuing) on the dental and surgical management of maxillofacial defects, particularly the section on the irradiated oncology patient. The book is of sufficient importance that readers should be willing to purchase a personal copy, and it should certainly be present in all dental and medical libraries."
Michael D. Turner, DDS, MD, FACS; Journal of Dental Education (June 2012)
Michael D. Turner, DDS, MD, FACS; Journal of Dental Education (June 2012)
"This is a very good comprehensive text to have as a reference and has many excellent contributions from many well-known authors. The text can serve any dentist who might see a patient who has had or will have treatment with chemotherapy and radiation therapy and/or has a maxillary or mandibular defect that requires restoration and maintenance."
Robert Schneider, DDS, MS, FACP; Special Care in Dentistry (May/June 2012)
"This is a beautifully constructed textbook from start to finish which presents a range of techniques in an accessible and informative manner. A valuable source of referral for anyone involved in maxillofacial rehabilitation, it certainly helps somewhat to diffuse the infamous phrase 'the cure was worse than the disease'."
D. Brierley; British Dental Journal (April 2012)
"This is one of the rare textbooks that I think should be used in the part of the formal educational curriculum (predoctoral, postdoctoral, and continuing) on the dental and surgical management of maxillofacial defects, particularly the section on the irradiated oncology patient. The book is of sufficient importance that readers should be willing to purchase a personal copy, and it should certainly be present in all dental and medical libraries."
Michael D. Turner, DDS, MD, FACS; Journal of Dental Education (June 2012)
