Special Care in Dentistry 1996: Vol 16 Index

9 Pages·1996·2.6 MB·English

, Volume 16, 1996
A progressiva. Webb, M.D., et al. 29 mendations. 177
Introduction to conference and
ACCESSIBILITY OF HEALTH AWARDS AND PRIZES white papers. Strayer, M. 141
CARE Bureau of Health Professions When it all began. (Editorial)
The accessibility of dental treat- announces general dentistry awards Henry, R.G. 140
ment to adults with physical disabili- for 1996. 93
ties in northeast England. Oliver, HRSA announces General CYCLOSPORINS
C.H., et al. 204 Dentistry Grant deadlines. 226 Reversion of gingival hyperplasia
in a heart transplant patient upon
AGING B interruption of cyclosporine therapy.
Aging and saliva: A review of the Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 18
literature. Vissink, A., et al. 95 BOOK REVIEWS Kanar, H.L. 217
D
ALPRAZOLAM C
Prescribing information updated. 94 DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE
CAREGIVER COMPLIANCE Current state of oral health care in
AMELOBLASTOMA Administration of chlorhexidine institutionalized older adults. Berkey,
Growth of an ameloblastoma dur- to persons with mental retardation D.B. 143
ing pregnancy. Opportunity lost? residing in an institution: Patient The day has come, the time is
Gordy, F.M., et al. 199 acceptance and staff compliance. near! (Editorial) Strayer, M.S. 92
Burtner, A.P., et al. 53 Dental care in nursing homes:
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF Guidelines for mobile and on-site
RETIRED PERSONS CHLORHEXIDINE care. Helgeson, MLS., et al. 153
AARP to endorse managed care Administration of chlorhexidine A dental school’s role in develop-
plans. 94 to persons with mental retardation ing a rural, community-based, dental
residing in an institution: Patient care delivery system for individuals
ANTIBODIES, BACTERIAL acceptance and staff compliance. with developmental disabilities.
Serum antibody response to Burtner, A.P., et al. 53 Glassman, P., et al. 188
Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans in Effect of chlorhexidine gel treat- Developing practice guidelines for
Down’s syndrome. Santos, R., et al. 80 ment on the prevalence of mutans institutionalized older dental
streptococci and lactobacilli on patients patients. Strayer, M., et al. 165
ANTIBODIES, VIRAL with impaired salivary secretion rate. Facilitation of informed consent
FDA ok’s oral antibody test. 94 Bondestam, O., et al. 123 for agency residents with develop-
mental disabilities. Ferguson, F.S., et
ANTIBODY RESPONSE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 38, al. 15
Serum antibody response to ibc (no. 2), 179, ibc. (no. 6) Factors influencing nurses’ aides’
Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans in provision of oral care for nursing
Down’s syndrome. Santos, R., et al. 80 COGNITIVE DISORDERS facility residents. Chalmers, J.M., et
Strategies for conducting dental al. 71
ACTINOBACILLUS ACTINO- examinations among cognitively Letter to the editor. Solomon, N. 6
MYCETEMCOMITANS impaired nursing home residents. Oral care planning and handling
Serum antibody response to Kayser-Jones, J., et al. 46 of immunosuppressed heart, liver,
Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans in and kidney transplant patients.
Down’s syndrome. Santos, R., et al. 80 CONSENSUS CONFERENCE ON Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 242
PRACTICE GUIDELINES FOR
ANESTHESIA, INTRAOSSEOUS INSTITUTIONALIZED OLDER DENTAL CARE
The use of intraosseous anesthesia DENTAL PATIENTS Current state of oral health care in
in a patient with myositis ossificans Consensus statements and recom- institutionalized older adults. Berkey,
SCD Special Care in Dentistry, Vol 16 No 6 1996 251
D.B. 143 DENTISTRY, COMMUNITY-BASED E
The day has come, the time is A dental school’s role in develop-
near! (Editorial) Strayer, M.S. 92 ing a rural, community-based, dental EDITORIAL 4, 44, 92, 140, 186, 227
Dental care in nursing homes: care delivery system for individuals
Guidelines for mobile and on-site with developmental disabilities. EDUCATION, DENTAL
care. Helgeson, M.J., et al. 153 Glassman, P., et al. 188 A dental school’s role in develop-
Developing practice guidelines for ing a rural, community-based, dental
institutionalized older dental patients. DENTURE, OVERLAY care delivery system for individuals
Strayer, M., et al. 165 Esthetic overdenture for a patient with developmental disabilities.
Facilitation of informed consent for with possible Seckel syndrome. Glassman, P., et al. 188
agency residents with developmental Nihill, P., et al. 210 Enhancing the oral health of older
disabilities. Ferguson, F.S., et al. 15 adults: Recommendations for action.
Factors influencing nurses’ aides’ DIABETES, NON-INSULIN- Dolan, T.A., et al. 229
provision of oral care for nursing DEPENDENT Letter to the editor. Hindin, A. 6
Oral health in the elderly with A national agenda for geriatric
facility residents. Chalmers, J.M., et
al. 71 non-insulin-dependent diabetes mel- education: The Dentistry White Paper.
Letter to the editor. Solomon, N. 6 litus. Narhi, T.O., et al. 116 (Editorial) Klein, S.M., et al. 227
Oral care planning and handling
DIAGNOSIS, ORAL ELDERLY
of immunosuppressed heart, liver,
The effect of nurses’ background Current state of oral health care in
and kidney transplant patients.
on performance of nursing home resi- institutionalized older adults. Berkey,
Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 242
dent oral health assessments pre- and D.B. 143
DENTAL CARE FOR THE post-training. Blank, L.W., et al. 65 The day has come, the time is
DISABLED Nurses’ oral health assessments of near! (Editorial) Strayer, M.S. 92
nursing home residents pre- and Developing practice guidelines for
The accessibility of dental treat-
post-training: A pilot study. institutionalized older dental
ment to adults with physical disabili-
Arvidson-Bufano, U.B., et al. 58 patients. Strayer, M., et al. 165
ties in northeast England. Oliver,
Strategies for conducting dental Enhancing the oral health of older
C.H., et al. 204
examinations among cognitively adults: Recommendations for action.
A dental school’s role in develop-
ing a rural, community-based, dental impaired nursing home residents. Dolan, T.A., et al. 229
Kayser-Jones, J., et al. 46 Geriatric dentistry on the Internet:
care delivery system for individuals
Can we reach our elderly patients
with developmental disabilities.
DISABLED using cyberspace? Bonnin, S.F., et al.
Glassman, P., et al. 188
Facilitation of informed consent for 214
agency residents with developmental Oral health in the elderly with
DENTAL CARIES
disabilities. Ferguson, F.S., et al. 15 non-insulin-dependent diabetes mel-
Effect of chlorhexidine gel treat-
Letter to the editor. Solomon, N. 6 litus. Narhi, T.O., et al. 116
ment on the prevalence of mutans
streptococci and lactobacilli on patients
DOWN SYNDROME EMERGENCY DENTAL SERVICES
with impaired salivary secretion rate. A comprehensive 30-month pre- Dental care in nursing homes:
Bondestam, O., et al. 123 ventive dental health program ina Guidelines for mobile and on-site
Polyol-combinant saliva stimu-
pre-adolescent population with care. Helgeson, M.J., et al. 153
lants and oral health in Veterans Down’s syndrome: A longitudinal
Affairs patients An exploratory study. Shapira, J., et al. 33 ESTHETICS, DENTAL
study. Makinen, K.K., et al. 104 Serum antibody response to Esthetic overdenture for a patient
Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans in with possible Seckel syndrome.
DENTAL CLINICS Down’s syndrome. Santos, R., et al. 80 Nihill, P., et al. 210
Patient satisfaction in regular and
after-hours dental clinics. DR. STEVEN GORDON, DDS, ETHICS, DENTAL
Handelman, S.L., et al. 194 MEMORIAL LECTURE Ethical issues on nursing home
Current state of oral health care in care: Practice guidelines for difficult
DENTAL DEVICES, HOME CARE institutionalized older adults. Berkey, situations. Shuman, S.K., et al. 170
Hospital mouth-cleaning aids may D.B. 143
cause dental erosion. Meurman, J.H., F
et al. 247 DWARFISM
Esthetic overdenture for a patient FEES, DENTAL
DENTAL EQUIPMENT with possible Seckel syndrome. Patient satisfaction in regular and
Letter to the editor. Solomon, N. 6 Nihill, P., et al. 210 after-hours dental clinics. Handelman,
252 SCD Special Care in Dentistry, Vol 16 No 6 1996
S.L., et al. 194 interruption of cyclosporine therapy. of immunosuppressed heart, liver,
Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 18 and kidney transplant patients.
FINANCING, GOVERNMENT Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 242
Bureau of Health Professions GINGIVITIS, NECROTIZING
announces general dentistry awards ULCERATIVE INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS
for 1996. 93 Clinical and radiographic presen- ibe (no. 1)
tations of HIV-1 necrotizing ulcera-
FOCAL DERMAL HYPOPLASIA tive periodontitis. Barr, C.E., et al. 237 INFORMED CONSENT
Focal dermal hypoplasia (Goltz- Ethical issues on nursing home
Gorlin) syndrome with taurodon- GLOVES, SURGICAL care: Practice guidelines for difficult
tism. McNamara, T., et al. 26 FDA health advisory on risk of situations. Shuman, S.K., et al. 170
spontaneous combustion of patient Facilitation of informed consent for
FOLLOW-UP STUDIES examination gloves. 93 agency residents with developmental
A comprehensive 30-month pre- Study indicates wet latex gloves disabilities. Ferguson, F.S., et al. 15
ventive dental health program ina may be permeable to viruses. 93
pre-adolescent population with INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE (U.S.)
Down’s syndrome: A longitudinal H Letter to the editor. Hindin, A. 6
study. Shapira, J., et al. 33
Medical and functional status INSTITUTIONALIZATION
HIV ANTIBODY TEST
changes among nursing facility resi- Administration of chlorhexidine
FDA ok’s oral antibody test. 94
dents: Implications for dentistry. to persons with mental retardation
Kambhu, P.P., et al. 22 residing in an institution: Patient
HIV INFECTIONS
Polyol-combinant saliva stimu- acceptance and staff compliance.
Clinical and radiographic presen-
lants and oral health in Veterans Burtner, A.P., et al. 53
tations of HIV-1 necrotizing ulcera-
Affairs patients—An exploratory Current state of oral health care in
tive periodontitis. Barr, C.E., et al. 237
study. Makinen, K.K., et al. 104 institutionalized older adults. Berkey,
Reversion of gingival hyperplasia D.B. 143
HEALTH EDUCATION, DENTAL
in a heart transplant patient upon Developing practice guidelines for
A comprehensive 30-month pre-
interruption of cyclosporine therapy. institutionalized older dental patients.
ventive dental health program ina
Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 18 Strayer, M., et al. 165
pre-adolescent population with
Down’s syndrome: A longitudinal
G INTERNET
study. Shapira, J., et al. 33 Geriatric dentistry on the Internet:
GENERAL DENTISTRY Can we reach our elderly patients using
HRSA announces General HEALTH SERVICE ACCESSIBILITY cyberspace? Bonnin, S.F., et al. 214
Dentistry Grant deadlines. 226 The day has come, the time is
near! (Editorial) Strayer, M.S. 92
K
GERIATRIC DENTISTRY
Enhancing the oral health of older HEART TRANSPLANTATION KIDNEY TRANSPLANTATION
adults: Recommendations for action. Oral care planning and handling Oral care planning and handling
Dolan, T.A., et al. 229 of immunosuppressed heart, liver, of immunosuppressed heart, liver,
Geriatric dentistry on the Internet: and kidney transplant patients. and kidney transplant patients.
Can we reach our elderly patients using Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 242 Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 242
Reversion of gingival hyperplasia
cyberspace? Bonnin, S.F., et al. 214
A national agenda for geriatric in a heart transplant patient upon L
education: The Dentistry White Paper interruption of cyclosporine therapy.
(Editorial). Klein, S.M., et al. 227 Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 18 LACTOBACILLUS
Effect of chlorhexidine gel treat-
GERIATRIC EDUCATION HOSPITAL DENTISTRY ment on the prevalence of mutans
FUTURES PROJECT Hospital mouth-cleaning aids may streptococci and lactobacilli on patients
A national agenda for geriatric cause dental erosion. Meurman, J.H., with impaired salivary secretion rate.
education: The Dentistry White Paper et al. 247 Bondestam, O., et al. 123
(Editorial). Klein, S.M., et al. 227
I LATEX
GINGIVAL HYPERPLASIA FDA health advisory on risk of
Reversion of gingival hyperplasia IMMUNOSUPPRESSION spontaneous combustion of patient
in a heart transplant patient upon Oral care planning and handling examination gloves. 93
SCD Special Care in Dentistry, Vol 16 No 6 1996 253
Study indicates wet latex gloves progressiva. Webb, M.D., et al. 29 using cyberspace? Bonnin, S.F., et al.
may be permeable to viruses. 93 214
N
LETTERS 6 ORAL HEALTH
NARCOLEPSY The effect of nurses’ background
LIVER TRANSPLANTATION Salivary secretion and oral health on performance of nursing home resi-
Oral care planning and handling in narcolepsy: A pilot study. Nord- dent oral health assessments pre- and
of immunosuppressed heart, liver, garden, H., et al. 128 post-training. Blank, L.W., et al. 65
and kidney transplant patients. Enhancing the oral health of older
Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 242 NURSES adults: Recommendations for action.
The effect of nurses’ background
Dolan, T.A., et al. 229
LONG-TERM CARE on performance of nursing home resi- Factors which influence the oral
Current state of oral health care in dent oral health assessments pre- and condition of chronic schizophrenia
institutionalized older adults. Berkey, post-training. Blank, L.W., et al. 65 patients. Thomas, A., et al. 84
D.B. 143 Nurses’ oral health assessments of Nurses’ oral health assessments of
Effective medication management nursing home residents pre- and nursing home residents pre- and
in long-term care. (Editorial) Van post-training: A pilot study. post-training: A pilot study.
Ostenberg, P. 44 Arvidson-Bufano, U.B., et al. 58 Arvidson-Bufano, U.B., et al. 58
Oral health in the elderly with
M NURSES AIDES non-insulin-dependent diabetes mel-
Factors influencing nurses’ aides’
litus. Narhi, T.O., et al. 116
MANAGED CARE PROGRAMS provision of oral care for nursing Salivary secretion and oral health
AARP to endorse managed care facility residents. Chalmers, J.M., et
in narcolepsy: A pilot study.
plans. 94 al. 71
Nordgarden, H., et al. 128
Strategies for conducting dental
MANDIBULAR NEOPLASMS NURSING HOMES
examinations among cognitively
Growth of an ameloblastoma dur- Dental care in nursing homes: impaired nursing home residents.
ing pregnancy: Opportunity lost? Guidelines for mobile and on-site
Kayser-Jones, J., et al. 46
Gordy, F.M., et al. 199 care. Helgeson, M.J., et al. 153
The effect of nurses’ background
ORAL HYGIENE
MEDICATION MANAGEMENT on performance of nursing home resi-
Hospital mouth-cleaning aids may
Effective medication management dent oral health assessments pre- and
in long-term care. (Editorial) Van post-training. Blank, L.W.., et al. 65 cause dental erosion. Meurman, J.H.,
et al. 247
Ostenberg, P. 44 Ethical issues on nursing home
care: Practice guidelines for difficult
P
MENTAL COMPETENCY situations. Shuman, S.K., et al. 170
Ethical issues on nursing home Factors influencing nurses’ aides’
care: Practice guidelines for difficult provision of oral care for nursing PAIN
Anticipatory stress reduction
situations. Shuman, S.K., et al. 170 facility residents. Chalmers, J.M., et
al. 71 among chronic pain patients. Logan,
MENTAL RETARDATION Medical and functional status H.L., et al. 8
Administration of chlorhexidine changes among nursing facility resi-
to persons with mental retardation dents: Implications for dentistry. PALLIATIVE TREATMENT
residing in an institution: Patient Kambhu, P.P., et al. 22 Anticipatory stress reduction
acceptance and staff compliance. Nurses’ oral health assessments of among chronic pain patients. Logan,
Burtner, A.P., et al. 53 nursing home residents pre- and H.L., et al. 8
post-training: A pilot study.
MOUTH DISEASES Arvidson-Bufano, U.B., et al. 58 PATIENT ACCEPTANCE OF
A comprehensive 30-month pre- Strategies for conducting dental HEALTH CARE
ventive dental health program ina examinations among cognitively Administration of chlorhexidine
pre-adolescent population with impaired nursing home residents. to persons with mental retardation
Down’s syndrome: A longitudinal Kayser-Jones, J., et al. 46 residing in an institution: Patient
study. Shapira, J., et al. 33 acceptance and staff compliance.
O Burtner, A.P., et al. 53
MYOSITIS OSSIFICANS Medical and functional status
PROGRESSIVA ONLINE SYSTEMS changes among nursing facility resi-
The use of intraosseous anesthesia Geriatric dentistry on the Internet: dents: Implications for dentistry.
in a patient with myositis ossificans Can we reach our elderly patients Kambhu, P.P., et al. 22
254 SCD Special Care in Dentistry, Voi 16 No 6 1996
PATIENT CARE PLANNING ing pregnancy: Opportunity lost? in narcolepsy: A pilot study. Nord-
Ethical issues on nursing home Gordy, F.M., et al. 199 garden, H., et al. 128
care: Practice guidelines for difficult
situations. Shuman, S.K., et al. 170 PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUG SCHIZOPHRENIA
Facilitation of informed consent for Prescribing information updated. 94 Factors which influence the oral
agency residents with developmental condition of chronic schizophrenia
disabilities. Ferguson, F.S., et al. 15 Q patients. Thomas, A., et al. 84
Letter to the editor. Boccia, A.D. 7
Medical and functional status QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE SCHOOLS, DENTAL
changes among nursing facility resi- Practice guidelines and quality: Is A dental school’s role in develop-
dents: Implications for dentistry. there a connection? Van Ostenberg, ing a rural, community-based, dental
Kambhu, P.P., et al. 22 P.R. 147 care delivery system for individuals
Of pilgrimages, grains of sand, with developmental disabilities.
acorns...and dry mouths. (Editorial) QUALITY OF LIFE Glassman, P., et al. 188
Shay, K. 4 Of pilgrimages, grains of sand,
Oral care planning and handling acorns...and dry mouths. (Editorial) SECKEL SYNDROME
of immunosuppressed heart, liver, Shay, K. 4 Esthetic overdenture for a patient
and kidney transplant patients. with possible Seckel syndrome.
Somacarrera, M.L., et al. 242 R Nihill, P., et al. 210
PATIENT COMPLIANCE RESEARCH SUPPORT SORBITOL
Letter to the editor. Boccia, A.D. 7 Bureau of Health Professions Polyol-combinant saliva stimu-
announces general dentistry awards lants and oral health in Veterans
PATIENT SATISFACTION for 1996. 93 Affairs patients—An exploratory
Patient satisfaction in regular and HRSA announces General study. Makinen, K.K., et al. 104
after-hours dental clinics. Dentistry Grant deadlines. 226
Handelman, S.L., et al. 194 SPECIAL CARE IN DENTISTRY
RESTRAINTS, PHYSICAL An appeal to our readership.
PERIODONTITIS Ethical issues on nursing home (Editorial) Ettinger, R.L. 186
Clinical and radiographic presen- care: Practice guidelines for difficult Reviewers. 226
tations of HIV-1 necrotizing ulcera- situations. Shuman, S.K., et al. 170
tive periodontitis. Barr, C.E., et al. 237 STREPTOCOCCUS MUTANS
RISK FACTORS Effect of chlorhexidine gel treat-
PRACTICE GUIDELINES Factors which influence the oral ment on the prevalence of mutans
Consensus Conference on Practice condition of chronic schizophrenia streptococci aand lactobacilli on
Guidelines for Institutionalized Older patients. Thomas, A.., et al. 84 patients with impaired salivary secre-
Dental Patients. Introduction to con- Letter to the editor. Boccia, A.D. 7 tion rate. Bondestam, O., et al. 123
ference and white papers. Strayer, M.
141 RURAL HEALTH STRESS
Dental care in nursing homes: A dental school’s role in develop- Anticipatory stress reduction
Guidelines for mobile and on-site ing a rural, community-based, dental among chronic pain patients. Logan,
care. Helgeson, M.J., et al. 153 care delivery system for individuals H.L., et al. 8
Developing practice guidelines for with developmental disabilities.
institutionalized older dental patients. Glassman, P., et al. 188 F
Strayer, M., et al. 165
The development of practice S TASK FORCE FOR OLDER
guidelines. Ellek, D. 150 ADULTS
Ethical issues on nursing home SALIVA STUDY When it all began. (Editorial)
care: Practice guidelines for difficult Aging and saliva: A review of the Henry, R.G. 140
situations. Shuman, S.K.., et al. 170 literature. Vissink, A., et al. 95
Practice guidelines and quality: Is Oral health in the elderly with TOOTH ABNORMALITIES
there a connection? Van Ostenberg, non-insulin-dependent diabetes mel- Focal dermal hypoplasia (Goltz-
P.R. 147 litus. Narhi, T.O., et al. 116 Gorlin) syndrome with taurodon-
When it all began. (Editorial) Polyol-combinant saliva stimu- tism. McNamara, T.., et al. 26
Henry, R.G. 140 lants and oral health in Veterans
Affairs patients—An exploratory TOOTH DISEASES
PREGNANCY study. Makinen, K.K., et al. 104 A comprehensive 30-month pre-
Growth of an ameloblastoma dur- Salivary secretion and oral health ventive dental health program in a
SCD Special Care in Dentistry, Vol 16 No 6 1996 255
pre-adolescent population with TRAINING SUPPORT X
Down’s syndrome: A longitudinal Bureau of Health Professions
study. Shapira, J., et al. 33 announces general dentistry awards XEROSTOMIA
for 1996. 93
Effect of chlorhexidine gel treat-
TOOTH EROSION ment on the prevalence of mutans
Hospital mouth-cleaning aids may TRIAZOLAM
Prescribing information updated. 94 streptococci and lactobacilli on patients
cause dental erosion. Meurman, J.H.,
with impaired salivary secretion rate.
et al. 247
U
Bondestam, O., et al. 123
TOOTH ROOT Of pilgrimages, grains of sand,
U.S. BUREAU OF HEALTH
Polyol-combinant saliva stimu- PROFESSIONS acorns ...and dry mouths. (Editorial)
lants and oral health in Veterans A national agenda for geriatric Shay, K. 4
Affairs patients—An exploratory education: The Dentistry White Paper.
study. Makinen, K.K., et al. 104 (Editorial) Klein, S.M., et al. 227 XYLITOL
Polyol-combinant saliva stimu-
TOOTHBRUSHING Ww
lants and oral health in Veterans
Hospital mouth-cleaning aids may
Affairs patients—An exploratory
cause dental erosion. Meurman, J.H., WHEELCHAIRS
et al. 247 Letter to the editor. Solomon, N. 6 study. Makinen, K.K., et al. 104
256 SCD Speciai Care in Dentistry, Vol 16 No 6 1996
, Volume 16, 1996
A Ettinger, R.L. 71, 186 Krolls, S.O. 199
Kroon, L. 247
Acero, J. 18
Ainamo, A. 116 F
Amerongen, A.V.N. 95 L
Arneberg, P. 128 Ferguson, F.S. 15
Arvidson-Bufano, U.B. 58, 65 Franssila, S. 247 Lambert, P. 104
Lavrentzou, E. 84
Lechowick, J. 188
B G Levy, S.M. 22, 71
Lin, L.-Y. 210
Barr, C.E. 237 Gahnberg, L. 123 Linder, L. 123
Bebeau, M.J. 170 Glassman, P. 188 Logan, H.L. 8
Berentsen, B.J. 15 Gordy, F.M. 199 Lopatin, D. 104
Berkey, D.B. 143, 229 Lucas, M. 18, 242
Bird, W.F. 46
Black, P.M. 194 H
Blank, L.W. 58, 65 M
Boccia, A.D. 7 Hahessy, A.M. 26
Bondestam, O. 123 Hand, J.S. 22 Makinen, K.K. 104
Bonnin, S.F., 214 Handelman, S.L. 194 Makinen, P.-L. 104
Buckwalter, K.C. 71 Helgeson, M.J. 153 McNamara, T. 26
Bui, A.T. 214 Hernandez, G. 242 Meurman, J.H. 116, 247
Burtner, A.P. 53 Henry, R.G. 140, 165 Miller, C.E. 188
Hindin, A. 6 Muller, P. 8
Holder, R. 199 Mulligan, R. 229
C Hujoel, P.P. 104
Casamassimo, P. 80 N
Chalmers, J.M. 71 J
Chen, C.-Y. 104 Narhi, T.O. 116
Cinotti, D. 15 Jensen, J.L. 128 Nihill, P. 210
Cole, J. 104 Jensen, O.E. 194 Nordgarden, H. 128
Cowen, H.J. 22 Jensen, P. 194 Nunn, J.H. 204
Cuervas-Mons, V. 242
K oO
D
Kambhu, P.P. 22, 71 O Carroll, M.K. 199
Dolan, T.A. 229 Kanar, H.L. 217 Oliver, C.H. 204
Karouzos, C. 84
Kavanagh, P. 26 P
E Kayser-Jones, J. 46
Kin, W. 15 Parlak, B.A. 227
Einhorn, S.H. 46 Klein, S.M. 227 Pelttari, A. 247
Ellek, D. 150 Kontis, C. 84 Pemberton, D. 104
SCD Special Care in Dentistry, Vol 16 No 6 1996 257
R Smith, B.J. 153 Trotman, C.-A. 26
Smith, R.G. 53
Redford, M. 46 Solomon, N. 6 V
Risner, A. 8 Somacarrera, M.L. 18, 242
Robbins, M.R. 237 Sorvari, R. 247 Van Ostenberg, P. 44, 147
Rytémaa, I. 247 Spijkervet, F.K.L. 95
Vissink, A. 95
Stabholz, A. 33
Stevens, S. 210
S Storhaug, K. 128 Ww
Strayer, M.S. 92, 141, 165
Walker, C. 53
Salzmann, L.B. 210 Sund, M.-L. 123
Warren, J.J. 22
Santos, R. 80
Webb, M.D. 29
Saunders, M.J. 229
Wilson, C. 29
Schell, E.S. 46 T
Shanfeld, J. 80
Shapira, J. 33 Thomas, A. 84 Y
Shay, K. 4 Tiefenbach, S. 53
Shuman, S.K. 170 Tilvis, R. 116 Yellowitz, J.A. 58, 65
258 SCD Special Care in Dentistry, Vol 16 No 6 1996