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Books, videos, CD-ROMs, DVDs and any other relevant items submitted for a review in the BDJ should be addressed to: Kate Maynard, Assistant Editor, British Dental Journal, Nature Publishing Group, 4-6 Crinan Street, London, N1 9XW Edited by Rafi Romano, the book has several co-authors each contributing in detail in their own fields of interest. The result is a book which allows for clinical guidance and theoretical explanation in methods available to achieve optimal dental health. There are five sections in all. The first deals with innovations in treatment planning, the use of guided surgery in the transfer of implants and superstructures and the space of immediate loading implants in restoring edentulous spaces. Treatment planning for a missing tooth, tooth whitening and both soft and hard tissue management are thoroughly discussed in the following section, with good quality photos. Clear narratives discuss treatment processes and the science underpinning the various approaches taken to dental care. The next section addresses the facial aesthetic. Comprehensible diagrams and discussion leads the reader through a thorough clinical evaluation of facial symmetry and proportion. Case studies are presented in abundance to demonstrate the role that the surrounding tissues can have on the aesthetics of the smile. Having explored the definitions and parameters of facial aesthetics the book provides different treatment options to achieve facial balance and harmony. The techniques explored include lip repositioning surgery, cosmetic plastic surgery and the use of botulinum toxin. The book finishes with a final section that covers patient communication and motivation as a means of educating patients about their diagnosis and the treatment options available to gain consent. The multidisciplinary approach to treatment planning calls for accurate diagnosis and simple treatment is cohered to. This book is well written and heavily referenced. It puts forward many modern techniques that today's patients will enquire about during their assessments to address dental and aesthetic problems whilst meeting personal expectations. The book is best marketed to the experienced technician who will be able to practise the work demonstrated or to young dentists who would gain an insight into the innovative treatment available to patients which should be considered when compiling a treatment plan.

The art of treatment planning: dental and medical approaches to the face and smile