Description
Have you always wanted a great smile? Wait no more. Change Your Smile, now in its third edition, has already helped millions all over the world attain the smile they want. It’s the only book that addresses all aspects of cosmetic dentistry, from bleaching to surgery. With its illustration-rich problem/solution format, it answers your difficult questions, examining the pros and cons of various treatments, their costs, and the results you can expect. You’ll find solid information and cost-saving tips on all of the most-current treatments, including: bleaching, cosmetic contouring, composite resin bonding, porcelain laminate veneers, implants, cosmetic gum surgery, plastic surgery, and more. Know before you go, says Dr. Goldstein. Change Your Smile will pay for itself many times over.
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| Author(s): Ronald Goldstein |
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English | 1997| ISBN: 9780867152913 | 328 pages | PDF | 92 MB |
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