Oral diseases in children often differ significantly from those in adults in presentation and progression. This book introduces the essentials of pediatric oral pathology, emphasizing developmental disturbances, genetic syndromes, and common lesions seen in young patients. It discusses diagnostic techniques, histopathological features, and age-specific management strategies. Clinical photos and case discussions help reinforce visual recognition. This guide is valuable for clinicians dealing with pediatric populations and oral disease detection in children.
Sky Donovan is an educator and researcher in pediatric oral pathology, focusing on early recognition of developmental anomalies and neoplastic conditions in children. Her studies address diagnostic patterns in pediatric lesions and congenital anomalies of the oral cavity. She serves on diagnostic standardization panels and contributes to reference materials for clinical teaching. Her editorial expertise supports content accuracy and clinical applicability in pediatric pathology texts. She is also involved in faculty development programs in oral disease recognition.