Dentistry & Oral Health 

Our request for a subscription to this exciting new resource on anatomy.tv has been successful. From today 3D Head and Neck Anatomy for Dentistry can be accessed 24/7 from anywhere. If you are off-campus login remotely with your UniKey. Or login with your name and barcode if you are a honorary academic/clinical tutor. For a true 3D view you need to install a special media player on your computer.

Professor Roland Bryant's ever popular DVDs are now available as streaming videos and can be watched simultaneously on all our public access computers in the Dentistry Library at SDH. Bring your own headset or borrow one from the Library.

The streaming videos will also be available shortly on the public access computers in the Medical Library on Camperdown Campus, and in the Health Sciences Library in Lidcombe.

Electronic atlas of human occlusion & the TMJ /produced by eHuman Digital Anatomy, Brown & Herbranson Imaging in association with Loma Linda University. [Portula Valley, CA] : Brown & Herbranson c2008.

Please note: Due to licence restrictions this DVD atlas can only be accessed in the Dentistry Library at SDH.

"This state-of-the-art TMJ/Occlusion Atlas is a ground-breaking resource combining high-quality computer models of the temporomandibular joint with 3-D interactive models and movies of mandibular movement and occlusal relationships. Detailed anatomy of the TMJ along with its unique features, muscles of mastication, ligaments, innervation and blood supply are displayed in animations based on real anatomy and in dissection images with annotations. Anatomically precise illustrations are displayed with the state-of-the-art viewing and interaction protocols. The Atlas also includes a number of review and self-assessment modules for students." (Source: http://www.ehuman.com/products/tmj-occlusion-atlas, accessed on 21/08/09)

Westmead Hospital Library is not affiliated with the University of Sydney Library. Nevertheless, it provides important and valuable service to Dentistry students at Westmead.