Splinting in Pediatric Dentistry

Splinting in Pediatric Dentistry is a practical and evidence-based guide to the principles and clinical applications of splinting in children with dental and dentoalveolar injuries. The book provides a comprehensive overview of indications, types of splints, material selection, fabrication techniques, and management protocols based on current guidelines. Emphasizing the unique anatomical and developmental considerations of the pediatric patient, it offers step-by-step clinical approaches, case-based discussions, and practical tips to improve treatment outcomes. Designed for undergraduate and postgraduate dental students, pediatric dentists, and general practitioners, this book serves as a valuable resource for delivering timely, effective, and child-centered trauma care while preserving function, esthetics, and the developing dentition.