Wheelers Dental Anatomy, Physiology and Occlusion

Wheeler's Dental Anatomy, Physiology and Occlusion is a foundational clinical text that covers the fundamental structures and systems essential to dental practice. Written by Stanley J. Nelson, this edition synthesizes anatomical detail with physiological function, offering practitioners and students a comprehensive reference for understanding tooth morphology, jaw mechanics, and bite relationships.

The book combines classical anatomical illustrations with contemporary clinical applications, addressing the structural basis for diagnosis and treatment planning. Coverage includes detailed tooth anatomy by classification, developmental aspects of the dentition, and the biomechanical principles governing occlusal relationships. Each section progresses logically from basic morphology through functional considerations, supporting both classroom learning and practical clinical decision-making.

This is an established resource in dental education, recognized for its systematic organization and visual clarity. Dental students, hygiene programs, and practicing clinicians use it as a reference for understanding why teeth are shaped as they are and how their anatomical features relate to function and disease susceptibility.

• Author: Stanley J. Nelson
• Published: 2004
• Subject: Dental anatomy, physiology, and occlusion
• Audience: Dental students, hygienists, and professionals

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