Description
1969 edition. Spiral bound cover has significant wear along the sides, scuffs, marks and bending. Spiral is in good condition and cover is attached with no visible damage. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-worn copy of “Introduction to Occlusal Anatomy” by Harry C. Lundeen is a fascinating relic from the early days of modern dentistry. Published in 1969, this spiral-bound textbook was likely a trusted companion to countless dental students as they navigated the intricate world of tooth anatomy and occlusion. Despite its age and visible signs of use, the book’s sturdy construction has ensured that its pages remain crisp and readable, a testament to the enduring value of Lundeen’s work.
Lundeen himself was a pioneer in the field of dental education, serving as a professor at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry for over three decades. His dedication to advancing the understanding of occlusal anatomy, the study of how teeth fit together during biting and chewing, was instrumental in shaping the curriculum and teaching methods of dental schools across the nation.
This particular copy bears the marks of its journey through the hands of aspiring dentists, its well-thumbed pages and scuffed cover telling a story of countless hours spent poring over diagrams and descriptions. For collectors and dental historians, this book represents a tangible link to the evolution of dental education, a reminder of the tireless efforts of educators like Lundeen who laid the foundations for modern dental practices.
