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R Mausberg

Publications and source records attributed to R Mausberg.

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PubMed1989

[Distribution of oral hygiene aids on air flights].

The question as to which dental care aids airlines offered their passengers to assist their oral hygiene during their flight was to be answered with the assistance of a questionnaire. 56 replies showed large differences existed varying with the different airlines, the flight time and the passenger class. Toothpicks were offered by almost 90% of the companies. Toothbrushes, toothpaste and mouth hygiene sets were distributed more rarely, primarily in the higher passenger classes and on long haul flights. The use of the aids was estimated by 24 companies as frequent, 12 estimated that the distributed aids were rarely used or mainly had a souvenir value.

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PubMed1989

[Clinical evaluation of the quality of amalgam and polymer filling materials after various periods of function. A study of servicemen of the German armed forces].

A total of 354 amalgam and 123 polymer fillings in 50 soldiers were subjected to a post-treatment evaluation to obtain information on the life of plastic fillings. This study was performed using a simplified procedure based on the evaluation of margins, anatomic design, surface condition as well as (in polymer fillings) color. 45.5% of the single-surface and 67.9% of the multisurface amalgam fillings as well as 53% of the polymer fillings were in need of remaking. The quality of the fillings decreased with increasing age. Thus, only 12% of the newer (less than 4 years) but 30.8% of the older (greater than 4 years) amalgam fillings had the poorest ratings.

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PubMed1979

[Dental caries and the necessity of treatment in pre-school children].

A study concerning the intensity of caries, the oral hygiene, and the necessity for treatment was carried out with 816 children between the ages of three and five. The findings indicated age-related relationships, which are independent of sex and kindergarten enrollment. On the basis of the results, the conclusion was drawn that prophylactic measures for caries should be instituted as early as possible; kindergarten teachers and the parents should be instructed in the essentials of oral hygiene.

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