Clinical Periodontology and Implant Dentistry covers all aspects of periodontics. The etiology of the various diseases in the periodontium and the pathogenic mechanisms by which the periodontium may be destroyed are thoroughly described, and the various treatment modalities are presented with due acknowledgement of their scientific background and the experimental evidence for the outcome of the treatment.

The presentation of clinical procedures is accompanied by step-by-step colour photographs or illustrative schematic drawings. The new chapters cover topics such as the use of antiseptics and antibiotics in periodontal therapy and the various aspects of implant treatment.

The book is a must for the undergraduate and graduate student and a necessary tool for the clinician who wants to provide modern periodontal therapy.