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Muhamad Cahyo Putri

February 14, 2024

I was thoroughly impressed with "Netter's Head and Neck Anatomy for Dentistry"! As a dental student, I found this book to be an invaluable resource for understanding the intricate anatomy of the head and neck. The detailed illustrations by Frank Netter are truly stunning, making complex concepts surprisingly easy to grasp. The text is clear and concise, providing just the right amount of information without overwhelming me with too much detail. What really sets this book apart, however, is its focus on how the anatomy relates specifically to dentistry - it's not just a general anatomy textbook, but a resource tailored to my field of study. As a result, I found myself retaining the information much better and feeling more confident in my ability to apply it clinically. Overall, I highly recommend this book to anyone looking to gain a solid understanding of head and neck anatomy as it relates to dentistry.

Eka Iman Putri

October 10, 2022

I thoroughly enjoyed "Netter's Head and Neck Anatomy for Dentistry"! As a dental student, I found this book to be an invaluable resource for understanding the complex anatomy of the head and neck. The detailed illustrations and clear explanations made it easy to grasp even the most challenging concepts. The text is well-organized and concise, making it perfect for quick reference or as a study guide for exams. What really impressed me was how the authors managed to condense a vast amount of information into a single volume without sacrificing clarity or accuracy. Overall, I found this book to be an excellent supplement to my dental education and would highly recommend it to anyone looking to strengthen their understanding of head and neck anatomy in dentistry.

Widya Mega Permana

December 02, 2021

I found "Netter's Head and Neck Anatomy for Dentistry" to be a solid, if not entirely spectacular, resource for dental students looking to brush up on their anatomy knowledge. The book's strength lies in its clear, detailed illustrations of the head and neck region, which are indeed Netter-esque in their quality. However, I felt that the text accompanying these illustrations was often too brief or lacked sufficient context to truly help me understand the complex relationships between different anatomical structures. As a result, I found myself flipping back and forth between chapters, trying to piece together a more complete understanding of the material. While it's certainly not a bad book by any means, I think it could have been even more effective with a bit more elaboration or additional examples to help illustrate key concepts.