Biomedical subjects
K F Marshall
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Infection control in general dental practice.
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Evaluating quality through records and radiographs--a rationale for general dental practice.
Patients need not necessarily be directly involved in quality assurance procedures. Well-structured records and good quality radiographs can provide a vehicle for both examining and carrying out audit of the process of care. Minimum disruption of practice procedures and on-going patient care will result.
The adhesive amalgam--fact or fiction?
Forty molar and premolar teeth had non-retentive cavities prepared and restored with amalgam using (1) copal varnish (control), (2) a pin, (3) Amalgambond or (4) Panavia-Ex. The forces and energy required to dislodge the restorations were recorded and compared, and the mode of failure noted for each group. Although the pinned restorations required significantly higher loads to dislodge them, the mode of failure and energy required to dislodge the restorations in the Amalgambond and Panavia-Ex groups indicated that these types of restorations had significant advantages over pinned restorations, particularly where the pulp might be compromised. The film thickness of the retentive systems in these two groups, however, indicated a substantial operator or technique sensitivity.
Surgeons and the risk of contamination during operations.
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'Surgeons fear threat of AIDS in the air'.
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'The control of cross-infection in dentistry'.
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Rubber dam and cross-infection.
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Prospect of practice.
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A developmental mandibular bony defect.
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Connation of maxillary incisors.
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A topically applied salicylate gel. A controlled trial and subjective assessment of pain relief in oral lesions.
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Congenital absence of many permanent teeth. A case report.
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