Every working and instructing dental professional should readthis text concerning medically compromised patients. It updates, aswell as reviews, the important topics that are seen every day in private practice. Especially important is the areas of TB, HIV, and diabetes, although recent information may need to be added by the practioner (check out internet sites for these). Introductory tables are a must for reference in a clinical situation. I have used it a reference text in my clinical practice and in my continuing education courses.

This version leaves out the Hebrew and Greek words, numbers and lexicons, which are usually the reason for buying a Strong's concordance. It is useful only for locating passages, which would be OK except that it trades on the Strong's name recognition without delivering what Strong's is all about. If you just want to locate passages, it is about the same as any other similar concordance.