A Compendium of Principles and Practice of Laser Biophotonics in Oral Medicine is an informative and concise guide to the principles and applications of photonics technology in oral medicine. The authors present a comprehensive overview of the science of light generation, manipulation, transmission, and measurement, with an emphasis on the use of lasers for preventive, therapeutic, and adjunctive applications in clinical scenarios like orofacial pain, temporomandibular joint disorders, and potentially malignant disorders of oral mucosa. The book also covers optically enhanced diagnosis of oral lesions using fluorescence, coherence, and spectroscopic techniques.

The authors present the information in a clear and accessible style, avoiding excessive jargon, making the book a valuable resource for students, researchers, and practicing dentists. The book provides a valuable introduction to the physics and physical concepts of photonics, and includes practical information on the selection and use of laser equipment, as well as legal and ethical considerations for their use in dental practices. Overall, this book is an excellent resource for anyone interested in the application of photonics in oral medicine, and provides a comprehensive and practical guide to the principles and practice of laser biophotonics.

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