[Prophylaxis personnel--the entrepreneurial aspects. A survey of 24 female dental hygienists in 16 private practices].
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Adult↗
Biomedical subjects
G Borer
Publications and source records attributed to G Borer.
[A topical discussion on 4 papers on dental hygiene in Switzerland. Interview by Kurt Venner].
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Dental Hygienists↗
[A response to the letter of Dr. J. Stassen in SMfZ 2/1995].
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Dental Hygienists↗
[Semipermanent splinting. The blocking of severely loosened and dislocated teeth with fiberglass-reinforced plastic].
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Dental Materials↗
[What is happening with the amalgam wastes coming from dental offices?. Interview by K. Venner].
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Dental Amalgam↗
[Amalgam recovery from waste water].
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Dental Amalgam↗
[A simplified method of waste management].
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Dental Amalgam↗
[Amalgam and the environment--the current situation].
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Dental Amalgam↗
[More joy in the profession - through prevention?].
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Humans↗
The oral clearance of chlorhexidine solutions and gels.
The oral clearance of 4 chlorhexidine (CH) preparations was investigated. Two 0.2% CH-solutions, Plak-Out liquid, a 10% alcoholic CH-solution and an aqueous ICI-Hibitane solution were compared with two chlorhexidine gels, Corsodyl gel (0.1%) and a test CH-gel (1.0%) prepared in this laboratory. Thirty subjects, 17 to 57 years of age and exhibiting a variety of oral hygiene conditions, participated in supervised rinsing with CH-solutions and toothbrushing with gels carried out at weekly intervals to eliminate carry-over effects. Mixed saliva samples were taken 7.5, 15, 30, 60 and 120 minutes following each administration and were analysed spectrophotometrically. The relative oral CH-retention values were for Plak-Out liquid 91%, aqueous Hibitane solution 69%, Corsodyl gel 46% and with the laboratory chlorhexidine gel 37%.
Adolescent↗