Biomedical subjects
D H Goose
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Heritability of dental occlusal variables in a family study in Liverpool, U.K.
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Multiple odontogenic keratocysts in a case of the Noonan syndrome.
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Cracked tooth syndrome.
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Changes in human face breadth since the Mediaeval period in Britain.
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Malocclusion in a North Wales population.
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Possible influence of fluoridation on tooth crown size.
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A comparison between mediaeval and modern British mandibles.
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Diagnostic confusion between gastric carcinoma and gastric tuberculosis.
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Prevalence of dental caries of Chinese in Liverpool.
The dental caries prevalence of adult Chinese immigrants in the Liverpool area is considerably lower than that of the native British. This is in contrast to Chinese children born in the U.K. who appear to have a higher prevalence compared to the same age group of British children.
The importance of hereditary factors in dental surgery.
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Palate width in skulls from a recently excavated English mediaeval site.
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Prevalence of dental caries in phenylketonuric children.
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Unpleasant experiences and the dentist: a survey of schoolchildren.
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Maxillary dental arch width in Chinese living in Liverpool.
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Tooth morphology and dental caries.
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The inheritance of dental traits in a Chinese population in the United Kingdom.
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