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Preface to the Eighth Edition A s with previous editions, this revision reflects the ever-changing nature of prosthodontics in terms of both clinical care and the nomenclature used to codify and communicate our professional language. With our commitment to reflect those changes while maintaining our link to the past, this edition incorporates and refines our prosthodontic heritage and points toward the future of the profession. The Nomenclature Committee is especially thank- ful for the input from so many sources. From layout to word context, pronunciation to graphics, this revi- sion reflects input from a wide array of thoughtful individuals. One of the best measures of that com- mitment has been the diverse and wide-ranging input received from organizations in prosthodontics and allied areas, as well as individuals who take our profes- sional language seriously. We, the members of the Nomenclature Committee of the Academy of Prosthodontics, thank all of you for your helpful suggestions and look forward to more input in the future. THE NOMENCLATURE COMMITTEE THE ACADEMY OF PROSTHODONTICS THE JOURNAL OF PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY THE ACADEMY OF PROSTHODONTICS JULY 2005 3

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  • Preface to the Eighth Edition

    As with previous editions, this revision reflects theever-changing nature of prosthodontics in terms ofboth clinical care and the nomenclature used to codifyand communicate our professional language. With ourcommitment to reflect those changes while maintainingour link to the past, this edition incorporates and refinesour prosthodontic heritage and points toward the futureof the profession.

    The Nomenclature Committee is especially thank-ful for the input from so many sources. From layoutto word context, pronunciation to graphics, this revi-sion reflects input from a wide array of thoughtful

    individuals. One of the best measures of that com-mitment has been the diverse and wide-ranging inputreceived from organizations in prosthodontics andallied areas, as well as individuals who take our profes-sional language seriously. We, the members of theNomenclature Committee of the Academy ofProsthodontics, thank all of you for your helpfulsuggestions and look forward to more input in thefuture.

    THE NOMENCLATURE COMMITTEETHE ACADEMY OF PROSTHODONTICS

    THE JOURNAL OF PROSTHETIC DENTISTRYTHE ACADEMY OF PROSTHODONTICSJULY 2005 3

    Preface to the Eighth Edition