Biomedical subjects
M Massler
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Research in private practice.
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Research in private practice.
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Geriatric dentistry: a pressing need.
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Influence of diet on denture-bearing tissues.
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Geriatric nutrition. Part IV: The role of fiber in the diet.
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Geriatric nutrition. I: Osteoporosis.
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Geriatric nutrition II: Dehydration in the elderly.
Water balance in the elderly is critical in preventing tissue dehydration. Negative water balance, occurring when more water is lost than is retained, results in a severe decrease in all secretions. This "drying out" of tissues and organs, including muscles and joints, may lead to premature aging. Xerostomia is a major cause of denture discomfort and failure. The prosthodontist is advised to inspect and, if possible, correct dehydration of the oral tissues prior to constructing the denture. Denture failures may often result more from tissue deficiencies in the aged than from technical inadequacies. Water balance is efficiently achieved in the elderly through ingestion of soups containing many of the solubilized nutrients essential to tissue health. This is more beneficial than merely increasing the intake of plain water or beverages.
Dentistry for children: a retrospective review and future trends.
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Massler: scientist, author, teacher, humanitarian. Achievement medalist--1978.
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Geriatric dentistry: the problem.
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Treatment of profound caries to prevent pulpal damage.
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Preserving the exposed pulp: a review.
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The affected and infected pulp.
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Correlation between preclinical and clinical grades.
This study indicated that grades for preclinical performance in the restorative laboratory were seldom predictive of the same student's performance in the clinic and should be used very carefully by promotions committees in evaluating a student's potential for success.
The effective clinical teacher.
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Immunization of caries-susceptible pits and fissures with a diammine silver fluoride solution.
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