Atlas of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 1st Edition

best book I have found. Pictures are amazing. The format is a step-by-step layout which I find the best way to learn, especially when reviewing surgeries prior to going to the OR. I find myself making my notes in a step-wise manner and this book nails it. Would highly recommend this.

A book like this was needed for sometime. Congratulations to the authors for creating such a useful reference.

Ex lente

The text is excellent. Well written and concise with outstanding diagrams and photos . It weighs about 20 lbs. It is available on Kindle but it's another $300 plus. I feel that it should be available on your personal Kindle if you purchased the hardback. That is the only reason for 4 stars. I would have given it 5 stars but for over $300, the Kindle version should be available at no extra cost. It's an "at home book". I will update once I have read more of the book and/or if I have made an error and am indeed permitted to use the Kindle version. The other option would have been to make it a 2 or even a 3 volume set as a 6 to 7 lb book is easy enough to tote.

I was reluctant to purchase a $300 book without reading through it first, but now that I took the plunge and purchased it, I'm ecstatic about it. It's probably the most comprehensive OMFS resource that comprehensively covers traditional OMFS as well as broader scope elements like cosmetics, head & neck, and cleft/craniofacial. The text is organized in a clear and concise manner, and it has relevant surgical illustrations that are very helpful.

Amazing bookI love it. Very good for our speciality

Great book

While I do really enjoy the book, I agree with PoorPWR - A free kindle version would be a great addition for purchasing this 1500 page book!