Journal of Dental Research 1996: Vol 75 Index

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SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUME 75,1996
Explanation of Symbols: ACIDS AGE FACTORS
The page number on which an article Accumulation of fermentable sugars and Comparison of the ability of intra-oral and
begins is listed at the end of that metabolic acids in food particles that extra-oral fibroblasts to stimulate
article's title. An article may appear become entrapped on the dentition. extracellular matrix reorganization in a
under more than one heading. Kashket, S., et al, 1885 model of wound contraction, A.
Author names are listed alphabetically. Early and long-term wear of conventional Stephens, P., et al, 1358
Numbers listed after each name are and resin-modified glass ionomers. de Coronal and root caries in the dentition of
the page numbers of the article(s) on Gee, A.J., et al, 1613 adults in the United States, 1988-1991.
which that name appears. Winn, D.M., et al, 642*
Page numbers followed by @ represent ACRYLATES Coronal caries in the primary and permanent
presentations at the Symposium Design and development of isocyanatoacrylates dentition of children and adolescents 1-
"Toward Responsible Research as dental adhesives. Chappelow, C.C., et 17 years of age: United States, 1988-
Conduct: The Role of Scientific a/., 761 1991. Kaste, L.M., et al, 631*
Societies." Denture use and the technical quality of
Page numbers followed by * represent ACRYLIC RESINS dental prostheses among persons 18-74
papers reporting on Phase I of the Dental materials developments in the UK: a years of age: United States, 1988-1991.
National Health and Nutrition personal view. McLean, J.W., 1816 Redford, M., et al, 714*
Examination Survey (NHANES III) Flow rate of unstimulated human labial
ACTINOMYCES gland saliva. The. Ferguson, D.B., 980
AADR (see lADR/AADR) Effects of Actinomyces amphiphile on the Microvascular luminal volume changes in
fluidity of endothelial cells: a spin label aged mouse periodontal ligament.
ABC TRANSPORTERS study. Hamada, Y., 1(X)2 Sims, M.R., et al, 1503
Ins and outs of antimicrobial resistance: era Final pH of bacteria comprising the Overview of the oral health component of
of the drug pumps. Jenkinson, H.F., 736 predominant flora on sound and the 1988-1991 National Health and
carious human root and enamel Nutrition Examination Survey
ABNORMALITIES surfaces. The. van Houte, J., et al, 1(X)8 (NHANES Ill-Phase 1), An. Drury,
Abnormal enamel and pulp dimensions in Plaque pH and microflora of dental plaque T.F., et al, 620*
familial dysautonomia. Mass, E., et al., on sound and carious root surfaces. Periodontal status in the United States, 1988-
1747 Aamdal-Scheie, A., et al, 1901 91: prevalence, extent, and demographic
Palatal displacement of canine is genetic and variation. Brown, L.J., et al, 672*
related to congenital absence of teeth. ADHESION, BACTERIAL (see Bacterial Prevalence and distribution of selected
Pirinen, S., et al., 1742 Adhesion) occlusal characteristics in the US
population, 1988-1991. Bnmelle, J.A., et
ABRASION (see Tooth Abrasion) ADHESION MOLECULES (see Cell al, 706*
Adhesion Molecules) Prevalence of dental sealants in the US
ABRASION RESISTANCE population: findings from NHANES III,
Early and long-term wear of conventional ADHESIVES 1988-91, The. Selwitz, R.H., et al, 652*
and resin-modified glass ionomers. de Adhesive bonding to dentin with ferrous Prevalence of incisor trauma in persons 6 to
Gee, A.J., et al., 1613 chloride primers and tri-n-butylborane- 50 years of age: United States, 1988-
initiated luhng agents. Taira, Y., et al, 1991. Kaste, L.M., cf fl/., 696*
ABSTRACTS 1859 Regulation of mucous acinar exocrine
Abstracts, lADR/AADR, 17-440 Design and development of isocyanatoacrylates secretion with age. Culp, D.J. and
Divisional abstracts, 1056-1330 as dental adhesives. Chappelow, C.C., et Richardson, L.A., 575
al, 761 Selected restoration and tooth conditions:
ACETONE New surface-active comonomer for adhesive United States, 1988-1991. White, B.A.,
Effects of acetone, ethanol, HEMA, and air on bonding. Bowen, R.L., et al, 606 et al, 661*
the stiffness of human decalcified dentin Tooth retention and tooth loss in the
matrix. The. Maciel, K.T., et al, 1851 ADOLESCENCE permanent dentition of adults: United
Coronal caries in the primary and permanent States, 1988-1991. Marcus, S.E., et al, 684*
ACID ETCHING, DENTAL dentition of children and adolescents 1- Use of the Weibull Hazard model to estimate
Bonding to intact dentin. Nakabayashi, N. 17 years of age: United States, 1988- age-specific probability of permanent
and Saimi, Y., 1706 1991. Kaste, L.M., cf fl/., 631* tooth loss. Otani, K., et al, 1458
Interaction of citric acid with hydroxyapatite:
surface exchange of ions and precipitation ADSORPTION AGED
of calcium citrate. Misra, D.N., 1418 Temporal and compositional characteristics Incidence of and risk factors for tooth loss in
Resin permeation into acid-conditioned, of salivary protein adsorption to a population of older Canadians.
moist, and dry dentin: a paradigm hydroxyapatite. Lamkin, M.S., 803 Locker, D., et al, 783
using water-free adhesive primers. Microvascular luminal volume changes in
Tay, F.R., et al, 1034 AFRICA aged mouse periodontal ligament.
Shear strength of composite bonded to Cariogenicity depends more on diet than the Sims, M.R., et al, 1503
Er:YAG laser-prepared dentin. Visuri, prevailing mutans streptococcal Variations in the social impact of oral
S.R., et al, 599 species, van Palenstein Helderman, conditions among older adults in South
W.H., et al, 535 Australia, Ontario, and North Carolina.
ACID PHOSPHATASE Slade, G.D., et al, 1439
Hydrolysis of triclosan monophosphate by AFRICAN AMERICANS
dental plaque and selected species of Variations in the social impact of oral AIR
oral micro-organisms. Greenman, J. conditions among older adults in South Effects of acetone, ethanol, HEMA, and air on
and Nelson, D.G.A., 1578 Australia, Ontario, and North Carolina. the stiffness of human decalcified dentin
Slade, G.D., et al, 1439 matrix. The. Maciel, K.T., et al, 1851
2003
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ALCOHOL, ETHYL ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS (Neem) extract ujx)n bacterial properties
Effects of acetone, ethanol, HEMA, and air on Dentists' role in halting antimicrobial influencing in vitro plaque formation.
the stiffness of human decalcified dentin resistance. Slots, J. and Pallasch, T.J., The. Wolinsky, L.E., et al, 816
matrix. The. Maciel, K.T., et al, 1851 1338,1811 (Erratum)
Guest editorial: Antimicrobials in dentistry: BACTERIA
ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE with knowledge comes responsibility. Final pH of bacteria comprising the
Hydrolysis of triclosan monophosphate by Loesche, W.J., 1432 predominant flora on sound and
dental plaque and selected species of carious human root and enamel
oral micro-organisms. Greenman, J. ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE (see Drug surfaces. The. van Houte, ]., et al, 1008
and Nelson, D.G.A., 1578 Resistance, Microbial) Hydrolysis of triclosan monophosphate by
dental plaque and selected species of
ALLOYS, DENTAL (see Dental Alloys) ANTIBODIES, MONOCLONAL oral micro-organisms. Greenman, J.
Differential expression of human high- and Nelson, D.G.A., 1578
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE molecular-weight salivary mucin Prediction of secondary caries around
Guest editorial: alternative medicine: more (MGl) and low-molecular-weight tooth-colored restorations: a clinical
than chicken soup? Barnett, M.L., 1721 salivary mucin (MG2). Nielsen, P.A., and microbiological study. Kidd,
cffl/., 1820 E.A.M. and Beighton, D., 1942
ALTERNATIVE SPLICING
Cloning, cDNA sequence, and alternative ANTIGENS, CD44 BACTERIAL ADHESION
splicing of porcine amelogenin CD44-hyaluronate interaction participates in Co-adhesion of oral microbial pairs under
mRNAs. Hu, C.-C., et al, 1735 the adherence of T-lymphocytes to flow in the presence of saliva and
Cloning, DNA sequence, and alternative gingival fibroblasts. Murakami, S., et lactose. Bos, R., et al, 809
splicing of opossum amelogenin al, 1545 Inhibiting effect of aqueous Azadirachta indica
mRNAs. Hu, C.-C., et al, 1728 (Neem) extract upon bacterial properties
ANTIGENS, CD59 influencing in vitro plaque formation.
ALVEOLAR NERVE, INFERIOR (see Protection of gingival epithelium against The. Wolinsky, L.E., et al, 816
Mandibular Nerve) complement-mediated damage by
strong expression of the membrane BACTERIAL OUTER MEMBRANE
AMELOBLASTS attack complex inhibitor protectin PROTEINS
Induced hypoxia in rat pulp and periapex (CD59). Rautemaa, R. and Meri, S., 568 Membrane components of Treponema
demonstrated by ^H-misonidazole denticola trigger proteinase release
retention. Baumgardner, K.R., et al, ANTIGENS, CD95 from human polymorphonuclear
1753 Identification of the Fas antigen in human leukocytes. Ding, Y., et al, 1986
gingiva. Yoshioka, C., et al, 1353
AMELOGENESIS BASAL CELL NEVUS SYNDROME
Cloning, cDNA sequence, and alternative APATITES Syndromes, syndromes, and more
splicing of porcine amelogenin Surface spectroscopy of apatitic materials: syndromes. Gorlin, R.J., 732
mRNAs. Hu, C.-C., et al, 1735 limitations and concerns. Wieliczka,
Cloning, DNA sequence, and alternative D.M., et al, 1865 BASE SEQUENCE
splicing of opossum amelogenin Cloning, DNA sequence, and alternative
mRNAs. Hu, C.-C., et al, 1728 APHTHOUS ULCER (see Stomatitis, splicing of opossum amelogenin
Protein characterization of fluorosed human Aphthous) mRNAs. Hu, C.-C., et al, 1728
enamel. Wright, J.T., et al., 1936
APOPTOSIS BETA 2-MICROGLOBULIN
AMINES Glucose-mediated alteration of cellular Interleukin (IL)-lp, IL-6, tumor necrosis
New surface-active comonomer for adhesive function in human periodontal ligament factor-a, epidermal growth factor, and
bonding. Bowen, R.L., et al, 606 cells. Nishimura, F., et al, 1664 p2-microglobulin levels are elevated
Identification of the Fas antigen in human in gingival crevicular fluid during
AMINO ACIDS gingiva. Yoshioka, C., et al, 1353 human orthodontic tooth movement.
Protein characterization of fluorosed human Uematsu, S., et al, 562
enamel. Wright, J.T., et al, 1936 ART
Guest editorial: art and science, culture and BICUSPID
AMYLASES dental research. Newman, H.N., 526 Gene defect in hypodontia: exclusion of
Saliva protein binding to streptococcal EGF, EGFR, and FGF-3 as candidate
layers placed at different oral sites in AUSTRALIA genes. Arte, S., et al, 1346
48 persons. Rudney, J.D., et al, 1789 Variations in the social impact of oral
conditions among older adults in BIFIDOBACTERIUM
ANGIOGENESIS FACTOR South Australia, Ontario, and North Final pH of bacteria comprising the
Angiogenesis in human dental pulp Carolina. Slade, G.D., et al, 1439 predominant flora on sound and
following orthodontic tooth movement. carious human root and enamel
Derringer, K.A., et al, 1761 AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM surfaces. The. van Houte, J., et al, 1008
Abnormal enamel and pulp dimensions in
ANODONTIA familial dysautonomia. Mass, E., et al., 1747 BIOCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS
Gene defect in hypodontia: exclusion of Bilateral reflex vasodilation in the palatal Surface spectroscopy of apatitic materials:
EGF, EGFR, and FGF-3 as candidate mucosa evoked by unilateral tooth-pulp limitations and concerns. Wieliczka,
genes. Arte, S., et al, 1346 stimulaHon in the cat. Shoji, N., 1637 D.M., et al, 1865
Palatal displacement of canine is genetic
and related to congenital absence of AZADIRACHTA INDICA BIOLOGICAL TRANSPORT, ACTIVE
teeth. Pirinen, S., et al, 1742 Inhibiting effect of aqueous Azadirachta indica Ins and outs of antimicrobial resistance: era of
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the drug pumps. Jenkinson, H.F., 736 BRUXISM et ai, 1979
Sleep bruxism: validity of clinical research
BIOMECHANICS diagnostic criteria in a controlled CANINE TOOTH (see Cuspid)
Anatomic and directional variation in the polysomnographic study. Lavigne,
mechanical properties of the G.J., et at., 546 CAPNOCYTOPHAGA
mandibular condyle in pigs. Teng, S. Striatal D2 receptor binding in sleep bruxism: Plaque pH and microflora of dental plaque
and Herring, S.W., 1842 a controlled study with iodine-123- on sound and carious root surfaces.
iodobenzamide and single-photon- Aamdal-Scheie, A., et ai, 1901
BISPHOSPHONATES (see Diphosphonates) emission computed tomography.
Lobbezoo, F., et ai, 1804 CARBOHYDRATES
BITE FORCE Accumulation of fermentable sugars and
Jaw muscle orientation and moment arms BUONOCORE, MICHAEL metabolic acids in food particles that
of long-face and normal adults, van Michael Buonocore and the Eastman Etental become entrapped on the dentition.
Spronsen, P.H., et ai, 1372 Center: a historic perspective on Kashket, S., et ai, 1885
sealants. Handelman, S.L. and Shey, Emergence of multiple xylitol-resistant
BITE REGISTRATION (see Jaw Relation Z., 529 (fructose PTS ) mutants from human
Record) isolates of mutans streptococci during
CALCIFICATION, PHYSIOLOGIC growth on dietary sugars in the
BLACKS (see African Americans) Electrophoretic gels of dentin matrix presence of xylitol. Trahan, L., et ai,
proteins as diffusion media for in vitro 1892
BLOOD SUPPLY mineralization. Wada, Y., et ai, 1381 Taste preference for sweetness in urban
Microvascular luminal volume changes in and rural populations in Iraq. Jamel,
aged mouse periodontal ligament. CALCIUM COMPOUNDS H.A., et ai, 1879
Sims, M.R., et ai, 1503 Interaction of citric acid with
hydroxyapatite: surface exchange of CARIOGENIC AGENTS
BONDING, DENTAL (see Dental ions and precipitation of calcium Accumulation of fermentable sugars and
Bonding) citrate. Misra, D.N., 1418 metabolic acids in food particles that
become entrapped on the dentition.
BONE MATRIX CALCIUM HYDROXIDE Kashket, S., et ai, 1885
Effect of demineralized bone matrix on the Immunolocalization of fibronectin during
healing of intramembranous bone reparative dentinogenesis in human CARIOSTATIC AGENTS
grafts in rabbit skull defects. The. teeth after pulp capping with calcium Meta-analysis of clinical studies on the caries-
Rabie, A.B.M., et ai, 1045 hydroxide. Yoshiba, K., et ai, 1590 inhibiting effect of chlorhexidine
treatment, A. van Rijkom, H.M., et al., 790
BONE MINERALIZATION (see Calcification, CALCIUM PHOSPHATES
Physiologic) Assessment of the efficacy of amorphous CARRIER PROTEINS
calcium phosphate/methacrylate Ins and outs of antimicrobial resistance: era
BONE MORPHOGENETIC PROTEINS composites in remineralizing caries¬ of the drug pumps. Jenkinson, H.F.,
Expression of bone morphogenetic proteins like lesions artificially produced in 736
by osteoinductive and non¬ bovine enamel. Skrtic, D., et ai, 1679
osteoinductive human osteosarcoma Constant composition dissolution kinetics CARTILAGE
cells. Raval, P., et ai, 1518 studies of human dentin. Paschalis, Electrical stimulation of masseter muscles
E.P., et ai, 1019 maintains condylar cartilage in long¬
BONE RESORPTION Electrophoretic gels of dentin matrix term organ culture. Pirttiniemi, P. and
Interleukin (IL)-ip, IL-6, tumor necrosis proteins as diffusion media for in vitro Kantomaa, T., 1365
factor-a, epidermal growth factor, and mineralization. Wada, Y., et ai, 1381
p2-microglobulin levels are elevated CASEINS
in gingival crevicular fluid during CAMPYLOBACTER Incorporation of caseinoglycomacropeptide
human orthodontic tooth movement. Plaque pH and microflora of dental plaque and caseinophosphopeptide into the
Uematsu, S., et ai, 562 on sound and carious root surfaces. salivary pellicle inhibits adherence of
Aamdal-Scheie, A., et ai, 1901 mutans streptococci. Schupbach, P., et
BONE TRANSPLANTATION ai,1779
Effect of demineralized bone matrix on the CANADA
healing of intramembranous bone Incidence of and risk factors for tooth loss CATS
grafts in rabbit skull defects. The. in a population of older Canadians. Bilateral reflex vasodilation in the palatal
Rabie, A.B.M., et ai, 1045 Locker, D., et ai, 783 mucosa evoked by unilateral tooth-pulp
Variations in the social impact of oral stimulation in the cat. Shoji, N., 1637
BORANES conditions among older adults in Expression of adhesion molecules during
Adhesive bonding to dentin with ferrous South Australia, Ontario, and North tooth resorption in feline teeth: a
chloride primers and tri-n- Carolina. Slade, G.D., et ai, 1439 model system for aggressive
butylborane-initiated luting agents. osteoclastic activity. Shigeyama, Y., et
Taira, Y., et ai, 1859 CANDIDA ai, 1650
Ins and outs of antimicrobial resistance: era of
BRIDGE, RESIN-BONDED (see Denture, the drug pumps. Jenkinson, H.F., 736 CATTLE
Partial, Fixed, Resin-Bonded) Plaque pH and microflora of dental plaque Assessment of the efficacy of amorphous
on sound and carious root surfaces. calcium phosphate/methacrylate
BRIDGEWORK, DENTAL (see Denture, Aamdal-Scheie, A., et ai, 1901 composites in remineralizing caries¬
Partial) Reactivity of Candida albicans germ tubes like lesions artificially produced in
with salivary secretory IgA. Ponton, bovine enamel. Skrtic, D., et ai, 1679
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CD44 (see Antigens, CD44) Dental materials developments in the UK: a on sound and carious root surfaces.
personal view. McLean, J.W., 1816 Aamdal-Scheie, A., et al, 1901
CD59 (see Antigens, CD59) Effect of cubic leucite stabilization on the
flexural strength of feldspathic dental CHLORHEXIDINE
CD95 (see Antigens, CD95) porcelain. Denry, I.L., et al, 1928 Meta-analysis of clinical studies on the caries-
Effects of flaw size and auto-glaze inhibiting effect of chlorhexidine
cDNA (see DNA, Complementary) treatment on porcelain strength. treatment, A. van Rijkom, H.M., et al, 790
Griggs, J.A., et al, 1414
CELL ADHESION MOLECULES Microcracks in dental porcelain and their CHLORIDES
CD44-hyaluronate interaction participates in behavior during multiple firing. Adhesive bonding to dentin with ferrous
the adherence of T-lymphocytes to Mackert, J.R., Jr. and Williams, A.L., chloride primers and tri-n-butylborane-
gingival fibroblasts. Murakami, S., et 1484 initiated luting agents. Taira, Y., et al, 1859
al, 1545
Expression of adhesion molecules during CERMET CEMENTS CHOLINERGIC AGONISTS, MUSCARINIC
tooth resorption in feline teeth: a model Early and long-term wear of conventional Regulation of mucous acinar exocrine
system for aggressive osteoclastic and resin-modified glass ionomers. secretion with age. Culp, D.J. and
activity. Shigeyama, Y., et at., 1650 de Gee, A.J., et al, 1613 Richardson, L.A., 575
CELL DEATH CHEMOKINES CITRATES
Glucose-mediated alteration of cellular Chemokine expression in human oral Interaction of citric acid with
function in human periodontal ligament keratinocyte cell lines and keratinzed hydroxyapatite: surface exchange of
cells. Nishimura, F., et al., 1664 mucosa. Bickel, M., et al, 1827 ions and precipitation of calcium
citrate. Misra, D.N., 1418
CELL DEATH, PROGRAMMED (see CHEMOTAXIS
Apoptosis) Comparative study of the chemotactic COLLAGEN
responses of periodontal ligament cells Bonding to intact dentin. Nakabayashi, N.
CELL DEGRANULATION and gingival fibroblasts to polypeptide and Saimi, Y., 1706
Membrane components of Treponema growth factors. Nishimura, F. and Comparison of the ability of intra-oral and
denticola trigger proteinase release Terranova, V.P., 986 extra-oral fibroblasts to stimulate
from human polymorphonuclear Glucose-mediated alteration of cellular extracellular matrix reorganization in
leukocytes. Ding, Y., et al., 1986 function in human periodontal ligament a model of wound contraction, A.
cells. Nishimura, F., et al, 1664 Stephens, P., et al, 1358
CELL DIFFERENTIATION Periodontal ligament cells are chemotactic Effects of acetone, ethanol, HEMA, and air
In vitro model of human dental pulp repair. to fibroblast collagenase. Terranova, on the stiffness of human decalcified
An. Magloire, H., et al., 1971 V. P. and Nishimura, F., 993 dentin matrix. The. Maciel, K.T., et
al,1851
CELL DIVISION CHEWING (see Mastication) Expression of adhesion molecules during
Cell proliferation and expression of EGF, tooth resorption in feline teeth: a model
TGF-a, and EGF receptor in the CHEWING GUM system for aggressive osteoclastic
developing primary palate. lamaroon, Long-term use of nicotine chewing gum and activity. Shigeyama, Y., et al, 1650
A., et al., 1534 mercury exposure from dental amalgam Resin permeation into acid-conditioned,
In vitro model of human dental pulp repair. fillings. Sallsten, G., et al, 594 moist, and dry dentin: a paradigm
An. Magloire, H., et al., 1971 using water-free adhesive primers.
CHILD Tay, F.R., et al, 1034
CELL HYPOXIA Cariogenicity depends more on diet than
Induced hypoxia in rat pulp and periapex the prevailing mutans streptococcal COLLAGENASES
demonstrated by ^H-misonidazole species, van Palenstein Helderman, Periodontal ligament cells are chemotactic
retention. Baumgardner, K.R., et al, 1753 W. H., etal, 535 to fibroblast collagenase. Terranova,
Coronal caries in the primary and permanent V. P. and Nishimura, F., 993
CELL MEMBRANE dentition of children and adolescents 1-
Effects of Actinomyces amphiphile on the 17 years of age: United States, 1988- COLOR
fluidity of endothelial cells: a spin 1991. Kaste, L.M., et al, 631* Prediction of secondary caries around
label study. Hamada, Y., 1002 Enamel defects in the deciduous dentition as tooth-colored restorations: a clinical
Membrane components of Treponema a potential predictor of defects in the and microbiological study. Kidd,
denticola trigger proteinase release permanent dentition of 8- and 9-year- E.A.M. and Beighton, D., 1942
from human polymorphonuclear old children in fluoridated Cheshire,
leukocytes. Ding, Y., et al., 1986 England. Milsom, K.M., et al, 1015 COLORIMETRY
Influence of dft index on sealant success: a Analysis of edge-losses in reflectance
CELL MOVEMENT 48-month survival analysis. The. measurements of pigmented
Exposure of periodontal ligament cells to Bravo, M., et al, 768 maxillofacial elastomer. Johnston,
methyl mercaptan reduces intracellular Prevalence of dental sealants in the US W. M., et al, 752
pH and inhibits cell migration. population: findings from NHANES III,
Lancero, H., et al, 1994 1988-91, The. Selwitz, R.H., et al, 652* COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
Total fluoride intake in children aged 3 to 4 Dentists' role in halting antimicrobial
CEMENTS (see Dental Cements) years—a longitudinal study. Guha- resistance. Slots, J. and Pallasch, T.J.,
Chowdhury, N., et al, 1451 1338,1811 (Erratum)
CERAMICS Guest editorial: Antimicrobials in dentistry:
Analysis of tempering stresses in metal- CHINA with knowledge comes responsibility.
ceramic disks. DeHoff, P.H., et al, 743 Plaque pH and microflora of dental plaque Loesche, W.J., 1432
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COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA disease. Joshipura, K.J., et ai, 1631 palladium in silver-copper-palladium
Guest editorial: Responsiule public alloys. Chen, K.I., et ai, 1497
communication: on how not to COTININE
become a clown in the media circus. Serum cotinine levels, smoking, and DENTAL AMALGAM
Barnett, M.L., 1528 p>eriodontal attachment loss. Gonzalez, Long-term use of nicotine chewing gum and
Y.M., etai,796 mercury expx^sure from dental amalgam
COMPLEMENT INACTIVATORS fillings. Sallsten, G., rt a/., 594
Protection of gingival epithelium against CRACKS (see Fractures)
complement-mediated damage by DENTAL BONDING
strong expression of the membrane CROWNS Bonding to intact denhn. Nakabayashi, N.
attack complex inhibitor protectin Selected restoration and tooth conditions: and Saimi, Y., 1706
(CD59). Rautemaa, R. and Meri, S., 568 United States, 1988-1991. White, B.A., Dentin bonding: SEM comparison of the
et ai, 661* resin-dentin interface in primary and
COMPLEMENT MEMBRANE ATTACK permanent teeth. Nor, J.E., et ai, 13%
COMPLEX CULTURE MEDIA Effects of acetone, ethanol, HEMA, and air on
Protection of gingival epithelium against Utilization of sialic acid by viridans the stiffness of human decalcified dentin
complement-mediated damage by streptococci. Byers, H.L., et ai, 1564 matrix. The. Maciel, K.T., et ai, 1851
strong expression of the membrane Interaction of citric acid with
attack complex inhibitor protectin CURING hydroxyapatite: surface exchange of
(CD59). Rautemaa, R. and Meri, S., 568 Finite element stress analysis of three filling ions and precipitation of calcium
techniques for class V light-cured citrate. Misra, D.N., 1418
COMPOSITES composite restorations. Winkler, Maximum likelihood estimates for the
Dental materials developments in the UK: a M.M., et ai, 1477 lifetime of bonded dental prostheses.
personal view. McLean, J.W., 1816 de Rijk, W.G., ef a/., 1700
Filler leachability of composites stored in CUSPID New surface-active comonomer for adhesive
distilled water or artificial saliva. Palatal displacement of canine is genetic bonding. Bowen, R.L., et ai, 606
Soderholm, K.-J.M., et ah, 1692 and related to congenital absence of Quantitative analysis of the dentin
Finite element stress analysis of three filling teeth. Pirinen, S., et ai, 1742 adhesive interface by auger
techniques for class V light-cured spectroscopy. Eick, J.D., et ai, 1027
composite restorations. Winkler, CYSTIC FIBROSIS Regional strengths of bonding agents to
M.M., et ai, 1477 Abnormal enamel development in a cystic cervical sclerotic root dentin.
Influence of comonomer composition on fibrosis transgenic mouse model. Yoshiyama, M., et ai, 1404
dimethacrylate resin properties for Wright, J.T., et ai, 966 Resin permeation into acid-conditioned,
dental composites. The. Anseth, K.S., moist, and dry dentin: a paradigm
et al, 1607 CYTOKINES using water-free adhesive primers.
Assessment of the efficacy of amorphous Chemokine expression in human oral Tay, F.R., et ai, 1034
calcium phosphate/methacrylate keratinocyte cell lines and keratinzed Shear strength of composite bonded to
composites in remineralizing caries¬ mucosa. Bickel, M., et ai, 1827 Er:YAG laser-prepared dentin. Visuri,
like lesions artificially produced in Interleukin (IL)-ip, IL-6, tumor necrosis S.R., et ai, 599
bovine enamel. Skrtic, D., et al., 1679 factor-a, epidermal growth factor, and Trial production of titanium orthodontic
Shear strength of composite bonded to P2-microglobulin levels are elevated brackets fabricated by metal injection
Er:YAG laser-prepared dentin. Visuri, in gingival crevicular fluid during molding (MIM) with sintering.
S.R., et al., 599 human orthodontic tooth movement. Deguchi, T., et ai, 1491
Uematsu, S., et ai, 562
CONDYLE, MANDIBULAR (see DENTAL CARIES
Mandibular Condyle) DAIRY PRODUCTS Accumulation of fermentable sugars and
Incorporation of caseinoglycomacropeptide metabolic acids in food particles that
CONFLICT OF INTEREST and caseinophosphopeptide into the become entrapped on the dentition.
Guest editorial: Responsible public salivary pellicle inhibits adherence of Kashket, S., et ai, 1885
communication: on how not to mutans streptococci. Schiipbach, P., et Cariogenicity depends more on diet than
become a clown in the media circus. ai, 1779 the prevailing mutans streptococcal
Barnett, M.L., 1528 species, van Palenstein Helderman,
DECALCIFICATION TECHNIQUE W.H.,effl/.,535
CONGENITAL DEFECTS (see Effects of acetone, ethanol, HEMA, and air on Cariogenicity of Streptococcus mutans
Abnormalities; Tooth Abnormalities) the stiffness of human decalcified dentin strains with defects in fructan
matrix. The. Maciel, K.T., et ai, 1851 metabolism assessed in a program-fed
CONTRACTION specific-pathogen-free rat model.
Finite element stress analysis of three filling DEFECTS, GENETIC (see Hereditary Bume, R.A., et ai, 1572
techniques for class V light-cured Diseases) Chemical composition of tooth enamel in
composite restorations. Winkler, recessive dystrophic epidermolysis
M.M., et ai, 1477 DEGRANULATION (see Cell Degranulation) bullosa: significance with respect to
dental caries. The. Kirkham, ]., et ai, 1672
COPPER DEMINERALIZATION (see Tooth Coronal and root caries in the dentition of
Microstructure and segregation behavior of Demineralization) adults in the United States, 1988-1991.
palladium in silver-copper-palladium Winn, D.M., et ai, 642*
alloys. Chen, K.I., et ai, 1497 DEMOGRAPHY (see Ethnic Groups) Coronal caries in the primary and permanent
dentition of children and adolescents 1-
CORONARY DISEASE DENTAL ALLOYS 17 years of age: United States, 1988-
Poor oral health and coronary heart Microstructure and segregation behavior of 1991. Kaste,L.M.,rffl/.,631*
2008 Subject Index J Dent Res 75(12) 1996
Effect of a fluoridated toothpaste on Hard decade's work. A.: steps in the Periodontal status in the United States,
dentinal lesions in plaque-filled invention of the glass-ionomer 1988-91: prevalence, extent, and
grooves: an intra-oral crossover study. cement. Wilson, A.D., 1723 demographic variation. Brown, L.J., et
The. Lagerweij, M.D., et at., 1687 ai, 672*
Emergence of multiple xylitol-resistant DENTAL CROWNS (see Crowns) Prevalence and distribution of selected
(fructose PTS ) mutants from human occlusal characteristics in the US
isolates of mutans streptococci during DENTAL ENAMEL population, 1988-1991. Brunelle, J.A.,
growth on dietary sugars in the presence Abnormal enamel and pulp dimensions in et ai, 706*
of xylitol. Trahan, L., et at., 1892 familial dysautonomia. Mass, E., et ai, Prevalence of dental sealants in the US
Estimation of caries prevalence in small 1747 population: findings from NHANES III,
areas. The. Leroux, B.G., et ai, 1947 Abnormal enamel development in a cystic 1988-91, The. Selwitz, R.H., et ai, 652*
Evaluation of sodium fluorescein for fibrosis transgenic mouse model. Prevalence of incisor trauma in pjersons 6 to
quantitative diagnosis of root caries, Wright, J.T.,effl/., 966 50 years of age: United States, 1988-
van der Veen, M.H., et ai, 588 Assessment of the efficacy of amorphous 1991. Kaste, L.M., ef fl/., 696*
Final pH of bacteria comprising the calcium phosphate/methacrylate Selected restoration and tooth conditions:
prtaominant flora on sound and composites in remineralizing caries¬ United States, 1988-1991. White, B.A.,
carious human root and enamel like lesions artificially produced in et ai, 661*
surfaces. The. van Houte, J., et ah, 1008 bovine enamel. Skrtic, D., et ai, 1679 Tooth retention and tooth loss in the
Immunohistochemical localization of HLA- Chemical composition of tooth enamel in permanent dentition of adults: United
DR-positive cells in unerupted and recessive dystrophic epidermolysis States, 1988-1991. Marcus, S.E., ef a/., 684*
erupted normal and carious human bullosa: significance with respect to
teeth. Yoshiba, N., et ai, 1585 dental caries. The. Kirkham, J., et ai, 1672 DENTAL IMPRESSION TECHNIQUE
Impedance spectroscopy of teeth with and Cloning, cDNA sequence, and alternative Form difference computations in
without approximal caries lesions—an splicing of porcine amelogenin restorative dentistry utilizing the
in vitro study. Huysmans, M.- mRNAs. Hu, C.-C., et ai, 1735 macroelement method. McAlarney,
C.D.N.J.M., et ai, 1871 Cloning, DNA sequence, and alternative M.E., et ai, 1464
Incorporation of caseinoglycomacropeptide splicing of opossum amelogenin
and caseinophosphopeptide into the mRNAs. Hu, C.-C., et ai, 1728 DENTAL LEAKAGE
salivary pellicle inhibits adherence of Enamel defects in the deciduous dentition Finite element stress analysis of three filling
mutans streptococci. Schiipbach, P., et as a potential predictor of defects in techniques for class V light-cured
ai, 1779 the permanent dentition of 8- and 9- composite restorations. Winkler,
Influence of dft index on sealant success: a year-old children in fluoridated M.M., et ai, 1477
48-month survival analysis. The. Cheshire, England. Milsom, K.M., et
Bravo, M., et ai, 768 ai, 1015 DENTAL MATERIALS
Plaque pH and microflora of dental plaque Final pH of bacteria comprising the Dental materials developments in the UK: a
on sound and carious root surfaces. predominant flora on sound and personal view. McLean, J.W., 1816
Aamdal-Scheie, A., et ai, 1901 carious human root and enamel Form difference computations in
Prediction of secondary caries around surfaces. The. van Houte, J., et ai, 1008 restorative dentistry utilizing the
tooth-colored restorations: a clinical Interaction of citric acid with macroelement method. McAlarney,
and microbiological study. Kidd, hydroxyapatite: surface exchange of M.E., et ai, 1464
E.A.M. and Beighton, D., 1942 ions and precipitation of calcium
Quantitative assessment of the efficacy of citrate. Misra, D.N., 1418 DENTAL MODELS (see Models, Dental)
amorphous calcium p^iosphate/methacrylate Protein characterization of fluorosed human
composites in remineralizing caries-like enamel. Wright, J.T., et ai, 1936 DENTAL OCCLUSION
lesions artificially pnxluoed in bovine enamd. Prevalence and distribution of selected
Skrtic,D.,da/., 1679 DENTAL HEALTH SURVEYS occlusal characteristics in the US
Selected restoration and tooth conditions: Coronal and root caries in the dentition of population, 1988-1991. Brunelle, J.A.,
United States, 1988-1991. White, B.A., adults in the United States, 1988-1991. et ai, 706*
et ai, 661* Winn, D.M., et ai, 642*
Taste preference for sweetness in urban Coronal caries in the primary and permanent DENTAL PLAQUE
and rural populations in Iraq. Jamel, dentition of children and adolescents 1- Cariogenicity of Streptococcus mutans strains
H.A.,effl;., 1879 17 years of age: United States, 1988- with defects in fructan metabolism
Threshold effects of Nd and Ho:YAG laser- 1991. Kaste, L.M., et ai, 631* assessed in a program-fed specific-
induced surface modification on Denture use and the technical quality of pathogen-free rat model. Bume, R.A.,
demineralization of dentin surfaces. dental prostheses among persons 18- etai, 1572
Kinney, J.H., et ai, 1388 74 years of age: United States, 1988- Co-adhesion of oral microbial pairs under
Vaccine against dental caries—a personal 1991. Redford, M., et ai, 714* flow in the presence of saliva and
view. Bowen, W.H., 1530 Estimation of caries prevalence in small lactose. Bos, R., et ai, 809
areas. The. Leroux, B.G., et ai, 1947 Effect of a fluoridated toothpaste on
DENTAL CAVITY PREPARATION Foreword: oral health in the United States, dentinal lesions in plaque-filled
In vitro model of human dental pulp repair. 1988-1991: the first three years of the grooves: an intra-oral crossover study.
An. Magloire, H., et ai, 1971 third National Health and Nutrition The. Lagerweij, M.D., et ai, 1687
Shear strength of composite bonded to Examination Survey. Kleinman, D.V. Experimental gingivitis studies: the
Er:YAG laser-prepared dentin. Visuri, and Drury, T.F., 617* microbiological perspective. The.
S.R., et ai, 599 Overview of the oral health component of Theilade, E., 1434
the 1988-1991 National Health and Final pH of bacteria comprising the
DENTAL CEMENTS Nutrition Examination Survey predominant flora on sound and
Dental materials developments in the UK: a (NHANES Ill-Phase 1), An. Drury, carious human root and enamel
personal view. McLean, J.W., 1816 T.F., et ai, 620* surfaces. The. van Houte, J., et ai, 1008
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Hydrolysis of triclosan monophosphate by distilled water or artificial saliva. induced surface modification on
dental plaque and selected species of Soderholm, K.-J.M., et al, 1692 demineralization of dentin surfaces.
oral micro-organisms. Greenman, J. Finite element stress analysis of three filling Kinney, J.H., et al, 1388
and Nelson, D.G.A., 1578 techniques for class V light-cured Ultrastructural study of the relationship
Inhibiting effect of aqueous Azadirachta indica composite restorations. Winkler, between sensory trigeminal nerves
(Neem) extract upon bacterial properties M.M., etal, 1477 and odontoblasts in rat dentin/pulp
influencing in vitro plaque formation. Form difference computations in as demonstrated by the anterograde
The. Wolinsky, L.E., et al, 816 restorative dentistry utilizing the transport of wheat germ agglutinin-
Plaque pH and microflora of dental plaque macroelement method. McAlarney, horseradish peroxidase (WGA-HRP),
on sound and carious root surfaces. M.E., et al, 1464 An. Ibuki, T., et al, 1963
Aamdal-Scheie, A., et al., 1901 Prediction of secondary caries around
Prediction of secondary caries around tooth-colored restorations: a clinical DENTIN-BONDING AGENTS
tooth-colored restorations: a clinical and microbiological study. Kidd, Adhesive bonding to dentin with ferrous
and microbiological study. Kidd, E.A.M. and Beighton, D., 1942 chloride primers and tri-n-butylborane-
E.A.M. and Beighton, D., 1942 Selected restoration and tooth conditions: initiated luting agents. Taira, T., et al,
United States, 1988-1991. White, B.A., 1859
DENTAL PORCELAIN et al, 661* Dental materials developments in the UK: a
Analysis of tempering stresses in metal- personal view. McLean, J.W., 1816
ceramic disks. DeHoff, P.H., et al, 743 DENTAL SEALANTS (see Pit and Fissure Dentin bonding: SEM comparison of the
Effect of cubic leucite stabilization on the Sealants) resin-denhn interface in primary and
flexural strength of feldspathic dental permanent teeth. Nor, J.E., et al, 13%
porcelain. Denry, I.L., et al, 1928 DENTAL STRESS ANALTSIS Etesign and development of isocyanatoacrylates
Effects of flaw size and auto-glaze Analysis of tempering stresses in metal- as dental adhesives. Chappelow, C.C., et
treatment on porcelain strength. ceramic disks. DeHoff, P.H., et al, 743 al.,76l
Griggs, J.A., et al, 1414 Finite element stress analysis of three filling Quantitative analysis of the dentin
Microcracks in dental porcelain and their techniques for class V light-cured adhesive interface by auger
behavior during multiple firing. composite restorations. Winkler, spectroscopy. Eick, J.D., et al, 1027
Mackert, J.R., Jr. and Williams, A.L., 1484 M.M., et al, 1477 Regional strengths of bonding agents to
cervical sclerotic root dentin.
DENTAL PULP DENTIN Toshiyama, M., et al, 1404
Abnormal enamel and pulp dimensions in Adhesive bonding to dentin with ferrous Resin permeation into acid-conditioned,
familial dysautcHiomia. Mass,E.,rffl/.,1747 chloride primers and tri-«-butylborane- moist, and dry dentin: a paradigm
Angiogenesis in human dental pulp mitiated luting agents. Taira, T., et al, using water-free adhesive primers.
following orthodontic tooth movement. 1859 Tay, F.R., et al, 1034
Derringer, K.A., et al, 1761 Bonding to intact dentin. Nakabayashi, N.
Bilateral reflex vasodilation in the palatal and Saimi, T., 1706 DENTIN SOLUBILITT
mucosa evoked by unilateral tooth-pulp Dentin bonding: SEM comparison of the Constant composition dissolution kinetics
stimulation in the cat. Shoji, N., 1637 resin-dentin interface in primary and studies of human dentin. Paschalis, E.P.,
Immunohistochemical localization of HLA- permanent teeth. Nor, J.E., et al, 1396 etal., 1019
DR-positive cells in unerupted and Effects of acetone, ethanol, HEMA, and air on
erupted normal and carious human the stiffness of human decalcified dentin DENTINOGENESIS
teeth. Toshiba, N., et al, 1585 matrix. The. Maciel, K.T., et al, 1851 Immunolocalization of fibronectin during
In vitro model of human dental pulp repair. Electrophoretic gels of dentin matrix reparative dentinogenesis in human
An. Magloire, H., et al, 1971 proteins as diffusion media for in vitro teeth after pulp capping with calcium
Induced hypoxia in rat pulp and periapex mineralization. Wada, T., et al, 1381 hydroxide. Toshiba, K., et al, 1590
demonstrated by ^H-misonidazole Evaluation of sodium fluorescein for In vitro model of human dental pulp repair.
retention. Baumgardner, K.R., et al, 1753 quantitative diagnosis of root caries, An. Magloire, H., et al, 1971
Inflammatory lesions of the tooth pulp van der Veen, M.H., et al, 588
induce changes in brainstem neurons Immunoreactivity of tenascin-C in dentin DENTINOGENESIS IMPERFECTA
of the rat trigeminal subnucleus oralis. matrix in dentinogenesis imperfecta Immunoreactivity of tenascin-C in dentin
Tomeck, C.D., et al, 553 associated with osteogenesis matrix in dentinogenesis imperfecta
Ultrastructural study of the relationship imperfecta. Lukinmaa, P.-L., et al, 581 associated with osteogenesis
between sensory trigeminal nerves In vitro model of human dental pulp repair. imperfecta. Lukinmaa, P.-L., et al, 581
and odontoblasts in rat dentin/pulp An. Magloire, H., et al, 1971
as demonstrated by the anterograde Interaction of citric acid with DENTISTRT
transport of wheat germ agglutinin- hydroxyapatite: surface exchange of Guest editorial: three new rules of life:
horseradish peroxidase (WGA-HRP), ions and precipitation of calcium some additional modest advice for
An. Ibuki, T., et al., 1963 citrate. Misra, D.N., 1418 those embarking on a career in dental
Prediction of secondary caries around research. Barnett, M.L., 960
DENTAL PULP CAPPING tooth-colored restorations: a clinical
Immunolocalization of fibronectin during and microbiological study. Kidd, DENTITION, PRIMART
reparative dentinogenesis in human E.A.M. and Beighton, D., 1942 Coronal caries in the primary and permanent
teeth after pulp capping with calcium Regional strengths of bonding agents to dentition of children and adolescents 1-
hydroxide. Toshiba, K., et al, 1590 cervical sclerotic root dentin. 17 years of age: United States, 1988-
Toshiyama, M., et al, 1404 1991. Kaste,L.M.,effl/.,631*
DENTAL RESEARCH (see Research) Shear strength of composite bonded to Dentin bonding: SEM comparison of the
Er:TAG laser-prepared dentin. Visuri, resin-dentin interface in primary and
DENTAL RESTORATION, PERMANENT S.R., et al, 599 permanent teeth. Nor, J.E., et al, 1396
Filler leachability of composites stored in Threshold effects of Nd and Ho:TAG laser- Enamel defects in the deciduous dentition as
2010 Subject Index ■ / Dent Res 75(12) 1996
a potential predictor of defects in the dentition of children and adolescents 1- mucosa evoked by unilateral tooth-pulp
permanent dentition of 8- and 9-year- 17 years of age: United States, 1988- stimulation in the cat. Shoji, N., 1637
old children in fluoridated Cheshire, 1991. Kaste, L.M., et ah, 631* Electrical stimulation of masseter muscles
England. Milsom, K.M., et a!., 1015 Influence of dft index on sealant success: a maintains condylar cartilage in long¬
48-month survival analysis. The. term organ culture. Pirttiniemi, P. and
DENTURE, PARTIAL Bravo, M., et ah, 768 Kantomaa, T., 1365
Selected restoration and tooth conditions: Selected restoration and tooth conditions: Jaw movement responses to electrical
United States, 1988-1991. White, B.A., United States, 1988-1991. White, B.A., ef stimulation of different parts of the
et ah, 661* fl/.,661* human temporalis muscle.
Zwignenburg, A.J., 1798
DENTURE, PARTIAL, FIXED, RESIN- DNA, COMPLEMENTARY
BONDED Cloning, cDNA sequence, and alternative ELECTROMYOGRAPHY
Maximum likelihood estimates for the splicing of porcine amelogenin Jaw movement responses to electrical
lifetime of bonded dental prostheses. mRNAs. Hu, C.-C., et ah, 1735 stimulation of different parts of the
deRijk, W.G., ef a/., 1700 human temporalis muscle.
DNA SEQUENCE (see Base Sequence) Zwignenburg, A.J., 1798
DENTURE, PARTIAL, REMOVABLE Tongue, jaw, and lip muscle activity and
Denture use and the technical quality of DOPAMINE D2 RECEPTORS jaw movement during experimental
dental prostheses among persons 18- Striatal D2 receptor binding in sleep bruxism: chewing efforts in man. Takada, K., et
74 years of age: United States, 1988- a controlled study with iodine-123- ah,1598
1991. Redford, M., cf fl/., 714* iodobenzamide and single-photon-
emission computed tomography. ELECTROPHORESIS,
DIABETES MELLITUS Lobbezoo, F., et ah, 1804 POLYACRYLAMIDE GEL
Glucose-mediated alteration of cellular Abnormal enamel development in a cystic
function in human periodontal ligament DRUG RESISTANCE, MICROBIAL fibrosis transgenic mouse model.
cells. Nishimura, F., et ah, 1664 Dentists' role in halting antimicrobial Wright, J.T., et at., 966
resistance. Slots, J. and Pallasch, T.J., Electrophoretic gels of dentin matrix
DIAGNOSIS, ORAL 1338,1811 (Erratum) proteins as diffusion media for in
Impedance spectroscopy of teeth with and Guest editorial: Antimicrobials in dentistry: vitro mineralization. Wada, Y., et ah,
without approximal caries lesions—an with knowledge comes responsibility. 1381
in vitro study. Huysmans, M.- Loesche, W.J., 1432 Protein characterization of fluorosed human
C.D.N.J.M., et ah, 1871 Ins and outs of antimicrobial resistance: era of enamel. Wright, J.T., et ah, 1936
Relationships between clinician variability the drug pumps. Jenkinson, H.F., 736
and radiographic guidelines. Flack, EMBRYO DEVELOPMENT (see Fetal
V. F., et ah, 775 DUE PROCESS (see Jurisprudence) Development)
DIET DYES ENAMEL (see Dental Enamel)
Accumulation of fermentable sugars and Evaluation of sodium fluorescein for
metabolic acids in food particles that quantitative diagnosis of root caries, ENDOTHELIUM, VASCULAR
become entrapped on the dentition. van der Veen, M.H., et ah, 588 Effects of Actinomyces amphiphile on the
Kashket, S., et ah, 1885 fluidity of endothelial cells: a spin
Cariogenicity depends more on diet than DYSAUTONOMIA, FAMILIAL label study. Hamada, Y., 1002
the prevailing mutans streptococcal Abnormal enamel and pulp dimensions in
species, van Palenstein Helderman, familial dysautonomia. Mass,E.,effl/., 1747 ENGLAND
W. H.,cf fl/.,535 Enamel defects in the deciduous dentition
Incorporation of caseinoglycomacropeptide EASTMAN DENTAL CENTER as a potential predictor of defects in
and caseinophosphopeptide into the Michael Buonocore and the Eastman Dental the permanent dentition of 8- and 9-
salivary pellicle inhibits adherence of Center: a historic perspective on year-old children in fluoridated
mutans streptococci. Schiipbach, P., et sealants. Handelman, S.L. and Shey, Cheshire, England. Milsom, K.M., et
ah, 1779 Z., 529 ah, 1015
Poor oral health and coronary heart
disease. Joshipura, K.J., et ah, 1631 EDUCATION, DENTAL, CONTINUING EPIDEMIOLOGY (see Dental Health
Taste preference for sweetness in urban Guest editorial: Trashing the dental Surveys)
and rural populations in Iraq. Jamel, literature—misleading the general
H.A., et ah, 1879 practitioners: a point of view. Stanley, EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR-
Total fluoride intake in children aged 3 to 4 H.R., 1624 UROGASTRONE
years—a longitudinal study. Guha- Cell proliferation and expression of EGF,
Chowdhury, N., et ah, 1451 ELASTOMERS (see Rubber) TGF-a, and EGF receptor in the
developing primary palate. lamaroon,
DIPHOSPHONATES ELDERLY (see Aged) A., et ah, 1534
Inhibitory effect of the topical administration of Gene defect in hypodontia: exclusion of
a bisphosphonate (Risedronate) on root ELECTRIC IMPEDANCE EGF, EGFR, and FGF-3 as candidate
resorption incident to orthodontic tooth Impedance spectroscopy of teeth with and genes. Arte, S., et ah, 1346
movement in rats. Igarashi, K., et ah, 1644 without approximal caries lesions—an Interleukin (IL)-ip, IL-6, tumor necrosis
in vitro study. Huysmans, M.- factor-a, epidermal growth factor, and
DISSOLUTION (see Solubility) C.D.N.J.M., et ah, 1871 p2-microglobulin levels are elevated
in gingival crevicular fluid during
DMF INDEX ELECTRIC STIMULATION human orthodontic tooth movement.
Coronal caries in the primary and permanent Bilateral reflex vasodilation in the palatal Uematsu, S., et ah, 562
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EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA the 1988-1991 National Health and M.E., et ai, 1540
DYSTROPHICA Nutrition Examination Survey Morphometric investigation of myotube
Chemical composition of tooth enamel in (NHANES Ill-Phase 1), An. Drury, formation in rabbit embryo medial
recessive dystrophic epidermolysis T.F., et fl/., 620* pterygoid muscle, A. Benoit, and
bullosa: significance with respect to Periodontal status in the United States, Baudoin, C., 1835
dental caries. The. Kirkham, et at., 1672 1988-91: prevalence, extent, and
demographic variation. Brown, L.J., et FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR
EPITHELIUM fl/., 672* Gene defect in hypodontia: exclusion of
Expression of laminin 5, fibronectin, and Prevalence and distribution of selected EGF, EGFR, and FGF-3 as candidate
epithelium-associated integrins in occlusal characteristics in the US genes. Arte, S., et at., 1346
recurrent aphthous ulcer. Richards, population, 1988-1991. Brunelle, J.A.,
D.W.,et fl/., 1512 et fl/., 706* FIBROBLASTS
Prevalence of dental sealants in the US CD44-hyaluronate interaction participates
EQUIPMENT FAILURE (see Failure of population: findings from NHANES HI, in the adherence of T-lymphocytes to
Dental Materials) 1988-91, The. Selwitz, R.H., ef fl/., 652* gingival fibroblasts. Murakami, S., et
Prevalence of incisor trauma in persons 6 to ai, 1545
ETCHING, DENTAL (see Acid Etching, 50 years of age: United States, 1988- Comparative study of the chemotactic
Dental) 1991. Kaste, L.M., et fl/., 696* responses of periodontal ligament cells
Tooth retention and tooth loss in the and gingival fibroblasts to polypeptide
ETHANOL (see Alcohol, Ethyl) permanent dentition of adults: United growth factors. Nishimura, F. and
States, 1988-1991. Marcus, S.E., ef fl/., 684* Terranova, V.P., 986
ETHICS, DENTAL Variations in the social impact of oral Comparison of the ability of intra-oral and
Developing ethical standards for conditions among older adults in extra-oral fibroblasts to stimulate
responsible research: why? form? South Australia, Ontario, and North extracellular matrix reorganization in
functions? process? outcomes? Carolina. Slade, G.D., et fl/., 1439 a model of wound contraction, A.
Frankel, M.S., 832@ Stephens, P., et ai, 1358
Guest editorial: Responsible public EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX Human granulation-tissue fibroblasts show
communication: on how not to Comparison of the ability of intra-oral and enhanced proteoglycan gene
become a clown in the media circus. extra-oral fibroblasts to stimulate expression and altered response to
Barnett, M.L., 1528 extracellular matrix reorganization in TGF-pi. Hakkinen, L., et ai, 1767
Guest editorial: Trashing the dental a model of wound contraction, A. Periodontal ligament cells are chemotactic
literature—misleading the general Stephens, P., et ai, 1358 to fibroblast collagenase. Terranova,
practitioners: a point of view. Stanley, Expression of laminin 5, fibronectin, and V.P. and Nishimura, F., 993
H.R., 1624 epithelium-associated integrins in
Moral foundations of scientific ethics and recurrent aphthous ulcer. Richards, FIBRONECTINS
responsibility. The. Camenisch, P.F., D.W., et fl/., 1512 Expression of laminin 5, fibronectin, and
825® Human neutrophil gelatinase and epithelium-associated integrins in
On being a scientist in a rapidly changing associated lipocalin in adult and recurrent aphthous ulcer. Richards,
world. Mandel, I.D., 841® localized juvenile periodontitis. D.W.,etai, 1512
Proceedings of a symposium, toward Westerlund, U., et al., 1553 Glucose-mediated alteration of cellular
responsible research conduct: the role function in human periodontal ligament
of scientific societies. Bebeau, M.J. FACE cells. Nishimura, F., ef fl/., 1664
and Holt, S.C., 823® Jaw muscle orientation and moment arms Immunolocalization of fibronectin during
Process and procedures for dealing with of long-face and normal adults, van reparative dentinogenesis in human
misconduct: a necessity or a Spronsen, P.H., et ai, 1372 teeth after pulp capping with calcium
nightmare? Bersoff, D.N., 836® hydroxide. Yoshiba, K., et ai, 1590
Role of the AADR in promoting research FAILURE OF DENTAL MATERIALS
integrity: perspectives and consensus Maximum likelihood estimates for the FILLING, DENTAL, PERMANENT (see
statements. The. Bebeau, M.J. and lifetime of bonded dental prostheses. Dental Restoration, Permanent)
Holt, S.C., 856® de Rijk, W.G., etal.,1700
Survey of ethical issues in dental research. FISSURE SEALANTS (see Pit and Fissure
Bebeau, M.J. and Davis, E.L., 845® FAS ANTIGENS (see Antigens, CD95) Sealants)
ETHICS IN PUBLISHING (see Scientific FATIGUE (see Stress, Mechanical) FLUORESCEINS
Misconduct) Evaluation of sodium fluorescein for
FERROUS COMPOUNDS quantitative diagnosis of root caries,
ETHNIC GROUPS Adhesive bonding to dentin with ferrous van der Veen, M.H., et ai, 588
Coronal and root caries in the dentition of chloride primers and tri-n-
adults in the United States, 1988-1991. butylborane-initiated luting agents. FLUORIDATION
Winn, D.M., et ai, 642* Taira, Y., et ai, 1859 Enamel defects in the deciduous dentition
Coronal caries in the primary and permanent as a potential predictor of defects in
dentition of children and adolescents 1- FETAL DEVELOPMENT the permanent dentition of 8- and 9-
17 years of age: United States, 1988- Cell proliferation and expression of EGF, year-old children in fluoridated
1991. Kaste,L.M.,cffl/.,631* TGF-a, and EGF receptor in the Cheshire, England. Milsom, K.M., et
Denture use and the technical quality of developing primary palate. lamaroon, ai, 1015
dental prostheses among persons 18- A., etai, 1534
74 years of age: United States, 1988- Human mandibular canal arises from three FLUORIDES
1991. Redford, M., et fl/., 714* separate canals innervating different Effect of a fluoridated toothpaste on
Overview of the oral health component of tooth groups. The. Chavez-Lomeli, dentinal lesions in plaque-filled
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grooves: an intra-oral crossover study. mucosa. Bickel, M., et al, 1827 1988-91: prevalence, extent, and
The. Lagerweij, M.D., et al., 1687 Human granulation-tissue fibroblasts show demographic variation. Brown, L.J., et
Protein characterization of fluorosed enhanced proteoglycan gene al, 672*
human enamel. Wright, J.T., et al., expression and altered response to
1936 TGF-pi. Hakkinen, L., et al, 1767 GINGIVITIS
Total fluoride intake in children aged 3 to 4 Effects of Actinomyces amphiphile on the
years—a longitudinal study. Guha- GENE LIBRARY fluidity of endothelial cells: a spin
Chowdhury, N., et al., 1451 Cloning, cDNA sequence, and alternative label study. Hamada, Y., 1002
splicing of porcine amelogenin Experimental gingivitis studies: the
FLUOROSIS (see Mottled Enamel) mRNAs. Hu, C.-C., et al, 1735 microbiological perspective. Theilade,
E., 1434
FOCAL INFECTION, DENTAL GENE MUTATION (see Mutation)
Focal infection. Newman, H.N., 1912 GLASS-IONOMER CEMENTS
GENES, BACTERIAL Early and long-term wear of conventional
FOOD (see Diet) Cariogenicity of Streptococcus mutans strains and resin-modified glass ionomers.
with defects in fructan metabolism de Gee, A.J., et al, 1613
FORM assessed in a program-fed specific- Hard decade's work. A.: steps in the
Form difference computations in pathogen-free rat model. Bume, R.A., invention of the glass-ionomer
restorative dentistry utilizing the et al, 1572 cement. Wilson, A.D., 1723
macroelement method. McAlarney, IR and NMR analyses of hardening and
M.E., et al., 1464 GERMINATION maturation of glass-ionomer cement.
Reactivity of Candida albicans germ tubes Matsuya, S., et al, 1920
FRACTURES with salivary secretory IgA. Ponton,
Analysis of tempering stresses in metal- J., et al, 1979 GLUCANS
ceramic disks. DeHoff, P.H., et al., 743 Inhibiting effect of aqueous Azadirachta indica
Effect of cubic leucite stabilization on the GIBBONS, RONALD J., Jr. (Neem) extract upon bacterial properties
flexural strength of feldspathic dental In memoriam, 1720 influencing in vitro plaque formation.
porcelain. Denry, I.L., et al., 1928 The. Wolinsky, L.E., et al, 816
Effects of flaw size and auto-glaze GINGIVA
treatment on porcelain strength. CD44-hyaluronate interaction participates GLUCOSE
Griggs, J.A., et al., 1414 in the adherence of T-lymphocytes to Accumulation of fermentable sugars and
Microcracks in dental porcelain and their gingival fibroblasts. Murakami, S., et metabolic acids in food particles that
behavior during multiple firing. al, 1545 become entrapped on the dentition.
Mackert, J.R., Jr. and Williams, A.L., 1484 Comparative study of the chemotactic Kashket, S., et al, 1885
responses of periodontal ligament cells Glucose-mediated alteration of cellular
FRUCTANS and gingival fibroblasts to polypeptide function in human periodontal ligament
Cariogenicity of Streptococcus mutans strains growth factors. Nishimura, F. and cells. Nishimura, F., et al, 1664
with defects in fructan metabolism Terranova, V.P., 986
assessed in a program-fed specific- Highly virulent strains of herpes simplex GLUTARALDEHYDE
pathogen-free rat model. Bume, R.A., virus fail to kill mice following infection Effects of acetone, ethanol, HEMA, and air on
etal, 1572 via gingival route. Monma, Y., et al, 974 the stiffness of human decalcified dentil',
Human granulation-tissue fibroblasts show matrix. The. Maciel, K.T., et al, 1851
FRUCTOSE enhanced proteoglycan gene
Accumulation of fermentable sugars and expression and altered response to GORLIN SYNDROME
metabolic acids in food particles that TGF-pi. Hakkinen, L., et al, 1767 Syndromes, syndromes, and more
become entrapped on the dentition. Human neutrophil gelatinase and syndromes. Gorlin, R.J., 732
Kashket, S., et al., 1885 associated lipocalin in adult and
Emergence of multiple xylitol-resistant localized juvenile periodontitis. GRANULATION TISSUE
(fructose PTS ) mutants from human Westerlund, U., et al, 1553 Human granulation-tissue fibroblasts show
isolates of mutans streptococci during Identification of the Fas antigen in human enhanced proteoglycan gene
growth on dietary sugars in the presence gingiva. Yoshioka, C., et al, 1353 expression and altered response to
of xj litol. Trahan, L., et al, 1892 Protection of gingival epithelium against TGF-pi. Hakkinen, L., cf fl/., 1767
complement-mediated damage by
FUSOBACTERIUM strong expression of the membrane GROWTH SUBSTANCES
Plaque pH and microflora of dental plaque attack complex inhibitor protectin Comparative study of the chemotactic
on sound and carious root surfaces. (CD59). Rautemaa, R. and Meri, S., 568 responses of periodontal ligament cells
Aamdal-Scheie, A., et al, 1901 and gingival fibroblasts to polypepHde
GINGIVAL CREVICULAR FLUID growth factors. Nishimura, F. and
GELATINASES Interleukin (IL)-ip, IL-6, tumor necrosis Terranova, V.P., 986
Human neutrophil gelatinase and factor-a, epidermal growth factor, and Expression of keratinocyte growth factor in
associated lipocalin in adult and p2-microglobulin levels are elevated periapical lesions. Gao, Z., et al, 1658
localized juvenile periodontitis. in gingival crevicular fluid during Gene defect in hypodontia: exclusion of
Westerlund, U., et al, 1553 human orthodontic tooth movement. EGF, EGFR, and FGF-3 as candidate
Uematsu, S., et al, 562 genes. Arte, S., et al, 1346
GENDER (see Sex) Serendipity or luck: stumbling on gingival
crevicular fluid. Krasse, B., 1627 GUIDELINES (see Practice Guidelines)
GENE EXPRESSION
Chemokine expression in human oral GINGIVAL DISEASES HARDNESS
keratinocyte cell lines and keratinzed Periodontal status in the United States, Trial production of titanium orthodontic