Dentistry  Tags: dentistry dental oral_health evidence-based nbde  

Books are useful for in depth information, including historical context, overview, synthesis and analysis of information. Often a chapter or two, rather than the entire book, are all that may be needed for your topic. The process of writing, editng, and publishing a book is lengthy, thus even the most recently published book may not contain the most current information on a topic.

Tips for searching MARQCAT

• Identify single words or short phrases that represent the major idea of your topic
  
• Try these as "Subject" searches in MARQCAT, follow the catalog's suggested headings
• Try the same words/phrases as "Keyword" searches.
  
• Look at the subject headings on the records of books good for your topic and search any that you haven't tried yet.

Dental Sealant Resource Guide (2006)

Healthy People 2010: Oral Health Toolkit (2007)

Seal America: The Prevention Invention (2007)

Look for books and other items in libraries near and far. Most items you find may be requested through Interlibrary Loan.

Google Books is a great resource for finding books and gives a preview of what the book is about and often short sections to view.

There is a link to see if your local library library owns the book and you can see if any of the local libraries have the book!

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