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Color Atlas of Oral Diseases in Children and Adolescents

The Color Atlas of Oral Diseases in Children and Adolescents is a comprehensive atlas detailing the majority of oral diseases that a physician may encounter. The book includes an extensive collection of professional-grade clinical photos and radiographs. The textbook’s 27 chapters are divided into three sections: Local Diseases, Systemic Diseases, and Tumors. With rare exceptions, each disorder’s pertinent clinical findings are pictorially presented. Accompanying the photographs is a concise description of each condition. To provide a quick reference, the text is divided into subcategories of bulleted items: definition, etiology, occurrence in children, localization, clinical features, complications, and treatment. The brevity of the written statement enhances the book’s usefulness as a quick learning resource. For more detailed information, the author provides a reference list for each subject, and a complete index enables the reader to find specific disorders easily. This book is an excellent photographic atlas of oral disorders that will be useful for any individual who treats children. The written text is concise and straightforward. The book’s major asset is the high-quality photographs. Overall, I feel Dr. Laskaris’ textbook is a useful educational resource and a tribute to the author’s dedication to oral medicine.