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CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 Volume 45 January NEW TECHNIQUES IN ESTHETIC AND RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY, pages 1-216 April FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY, pages 217-432 July WOMEN’S ORAL HEALTH, pages 433-617 October DENTISTRY’S ROLE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SLEEP-RELATED BREATHING DISORDERS, pages 619-895 Note: Page numbers of issue and article titles are in boldface type. Abuse. See also specific types of abuse. Aging, lifestyle factors influencing, 559 domestic violence, and neglect, role of mitochondria-related theory of, 462 dentist in recognition and reporting societal factors influencing, 556-557 of, 343-363 visual signs of, 559, 560 psychologic effects of, 482-483 Air abrasion, aluminum oxide dust Acid etching, and bonding, 32-33 generated by, 201 biologic acceptance of, 33-34 aluminum oxide particles in, 198-200 Acoustic reflexion, 720, 722-723 for removal of decay, 192, 196, 197, 198- measurement of upper airway using, 199 766 lasers and, 189-206 Adenotonsillectomy, and obstructive sleep preparation of cavity using, 201-205 apnea in children, 832-833 to reduce sound of drill, 190 Adhesive systems, acetone or ethanol as Airway, evaluation of, in sleep disorder, solvent in, 10 718-721 bifunctional molecules used in, 9 nasal, surgery of, in snoring and sleep enamel etching to receive, 8 apnea, 872 instrumentation of dentin for, 8-9 upper, anatomy and physiology of, 734— total etch for, 9 735 unsupported collagen for, 9 anatomy of, 725-731, 760-761, 762, 763 Adhesives, dentin. See Dentin adhesives. associated with snoring, obstructive Adolescence, and puberty, conditions of sleep apnea and, 715-732 women during, 585-586 dynamic imaging of, 777-781 dental strategies during, 586-587 evaluation of, 867-870, 871 nutritional strategies during, 587-588 imaging modalities for, 763-765 oral cavity of females during, 514, 545, imaging of, clinical utility of, 789-790 585-586 normal, 734, 735 Adulthood, older, maintenance of oral obstruction syndrome of, and obstruc- health during, 591-597 tive sleep apnea, 649 young, oral cavity of females in, 514- sleep disorders associated with, 735- 516, 588-591 738 Adults, caries prevention strategies for, 585 state-dependent imaging of, 781-783 dental strategies for, 590-591 Alcohol consumption, among women, sleep-disordered breathing in, 652-653 515-516 Aesthetic dentistry, and restorative dental practitioners counseling on, 572- dentistry, new techniques in, 1-212 573 881 882 CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 Alcohol consumption (Continued) Bacteria, oral levels of, stress and, 516 minimizing of, 572-573 Battered woman syndrome, 354-357 Aluminum oxide particles, in air abrasion, Behavior modification, in sleep disorders, 198-200 739-740 Amalgam, as filling material, 117 Behavior science, 218 Amenorrhea, in anorexia nervosa, 493 Benzodiazepines, 856-857, 861 in female athlete triad, 537 Binge-eating disorder, definition of, American Academy of Forensic Science, 497-498 odontology section of, 420-421 medical complications of, 498 pathology/biology section of, 219 prevalence of, 498 physical anthropology section of, 218- Bite injury, impressions of, 379-381 2 swabbings of, 379 American Academy of Sleep Medicine, Bite mark(s), analysis of, case history of, 639, 857 389, 390, 391, 392, 393 | American Board of Forensic Odontology, expert opinion support in, 388 420, 421-422 general principles of, 366-367 code of ethics of, 412 investigator participation in, 368 guiding principles of, 412 metric, 385-386 American Board of Sleep Medicine, 639 overlay for, 385 American College of Forensic Examiners, preparation for legal system, 388-389 422 results of, 387 American Dental Association, alternative techniques and methods for, 385-386 matrix resins and, 54 bruises associated with, 406—407 and contact wear behavior of resin- aging of, 373, 374 based composites, 53 case involving, history of, 365-366 on resin-based composites, 53 cases of, common legal arguments in, polymerization initiators and, 54 403-404 stress-bearing and cuspal replacement changes in, over time, 372-373 ana, 54 classic appearance of, 371 Anatomic features, familial aggregates, composition of, class characteristics and, and ethnicity, sleep-disordered 369-370 breathing and, 648-649 individual characteristics and, 370 Anorexia nervosa, 491-492, 515 digital analysis of, and human identifi- amenorrhea in, 493 cation, 327-342 definition of, 492-493 evidence associated with, collection of, distorted perception of weight in, 493 373-383 fear of weight gain in, 493 digital photography of, 376 history of, 492 epiluminescence of, 279 in female athletes, 534-536 infrared photography of, 378 medical consequences of, 494-495 materials for collection of, 383 prevalence of, 493-494 nonvisible light photography of, 378 subtypes of, 493 photography of, 375-379 Anterior guidance, and anatomic ultraviolet photography of, 378 functional harmony, orthodontist in evidentiary value of, determination of, development of, 177-178 determinants of, 176 371-372 development of, 176-177 excision of, in deceased victim, 38] Anthropology, physical, section of identification of, application of scientific American Academy of Forensic method to, 408-409 Science, 218-219 in forensic dentistry, 365-397 Antibiotic therapy, for women, 589 in forensic odontology, 225-226 Antidepressants, sedating, in insomnia, case study illustrating, 226-227 858 in living, special considerations in, 372 Antihistamines, in insomnia, 856, 858 metric analysis of, digital images for, Aphthous stomatitis, recurrent, stress and, 336-337 48] nonmetric analysis of, digital images for, Aphthous ulcers, recurrent, 586 334-335 Apnea, definition of, 839 pattern analysis of, in three dimensions, Argon lasers, in oral surgery, 209 386 Athletes, body art among, 527 recognition of, 369 women’s oral health issues for, 439, 523- report writing and courtroom testimony 539 concerning, 409-411 CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 883 skin as substrate for, accuracy of, 406 in women, 596 testimony concerning, scientific limita- Care-seeking behavior, issues related to, tions of, 406-411 485-487 Biters, possible, dental stone models of, Caries, dental, and breastfeeding, 473-474 381-382 development of, genetic susceptibility test or sample bites of, 382-383, 384-385 to, 444445 Bitewing radiographs, as dental records, in eating disorders, 501 295, 298-299 in older adults, 595 Black fillings, 117 microflora, and periodontal health, Blepharoplasty, 560-561 474 6-Blockers, athletic competition and, 532 strategies for prevention of, in adults, Blood doping, athletic competition and, 585 534 Casts, dentition, computer-generated Body art, among athletes, 527 overlay of, fabrication of, 339-342 Bonding, acid etching and, 32-33 Centric relation, 174 Bonding procedures, improvement in, 192 Cephalometrics, in obstructive sleep Bone loss, in anorexia nervosa, 494 apnea, 870, 871 Botulinum neurotoxin therapy, 566 Cephalometry, to examine upper airway, Breastfeeding, and oral health, 473-474 767-768 Breathing, sleep-disordered. See Sleep- Ceramic restorations, case evaluated for, disordered breathing. 127-129 Bruxism, and orofacial movements, during clinical findings in, 130 sleep, 657-684 evaiuation of restorative objectives classification of, 658, 659 and patient's desires in, 139, definition of, 657-658 140-141 myofascial pain in, 696-697 prosthetic phase in, 137, 139 psychologic factors in, 483 responsibilities of dentist-technician sleep, and upper airway resistance syn- team in, 132-138 drome, 658-660 smile design for, 130-131 behavioral and cognitive approaches treatment objectives in, 131 to, 673-674 treatment plan for, 131-132 clinical findings and diagnosis of, diagnosis and treatment planning for, 669-670 127-142 dental approaches to, 672-673 Cheek augmentation, 564 electrophysiologic monitoring in, 671- Chemotherapy, for teeth, 583 672 Child abuse and neglect, case reports of, management of, 672-675 illustrating physical abuse, 349-352, neurochemistry and, 665-666 353 pathophysiology of, 664-668 definitions associated with, 344-345 pharmacologic approaches to, 674 interviewing of possible victim of, 347 prevalence and risk factors for, 664 possible, reporting of, 347-349 psychophysiologic aspects of, 667 recognition of, 346-347 stress and, 481 reporting of, immunity from liability for, Bulimia nervosa, 491-492, 515 349 definition of, 495-496 statistics on, 345, 346 history of, 495 Childhood, oral cavity of females in, 514 in female athlete, 534-536 Child(ren), craniofacial malformations in, medical consequences of, 496-497 obstructive sleep apnea in, 826, prevalence of, 496 877-878 prevention of weight gain in, 496 obstructive sleep apnea in, 825-826, 876, Burning mouth syndrome, 593, 595 877 diagnosis of, 826-831 sequelae of, 833 treatment of, 833-83 Calcium, food sources of, 588 post-sigh sleep apnea in, 821, 824-825 Calcium hydroxide, for dentin bridge sleep-disordered breathing in, 651-652, formation, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43 817-837 Calorie requirements, of women, 578 clinical syndromes associated with, Cancers, oral, genetic influences on, 823-834 456-457 occlusive, sequelae of, 831-833 884 CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 Chin, augmentation or deduction of, 564, evidence-based, 59-60 565 isolation with rubber or matrix Chloral hydrate, 856 band for, 61 Chromosome(s), 232 placement of composite in bulk, homologous, 232-233 64-65 sex, 233 rounded adhesive margins for, 60 Cluster headache, autonomic nervous transenamel polymerization in, nervous system activation and, 690 65-66 diagnostic criteria for, 689-690 posterior duct, contemporary, using episodic, 690 state-of-the-art techniques, 49-70 treatment of, 690 resin-based, American Dental Associa- CO, lasers, 207, 208 tion on, 53 Cognitive alertness, alterations in, 855-858 shrinkage of, during polymerization of, Cognitive dysfunction, in occlusive sleep- 55 disordered breathing in children, surface sealants for, 13, 14 831-832 types of, 50-51 Color, of teeth, art of understanding, 157 based on filler size, 11 science of, 156-159 Composite resin cements, 18-19, 20 shades of, and illusion, 155-172 Composite resins, polyacid-modified, Color guide, for esthetic restorations, 166 21-22 Compomers, 21-22 flowable, 22 flowable, 22 Composite restorations, indirect, achieving Composite(s), 40-42, 44 clinical excellence with, 71-81 condensable, 15-17 materials for, 71-74, 75 core buildup, 19-20 preparation for, 74-79, 80 direct placement of, improving of, 52-59 Compound overlay, digital imaging to reduction in technique sensitivity for, create, 335-336 32-59 Computed tomography, for imaging of earliest formulations of, 49-50 upper airway, 768-769, 777-779 fiber-reinforced indirect, 17-18 filler particle size in, 11-12 Computer assisted dental identification, flowable, 14, 15 309-325 generic, 50 patterns of restorations for, 311-312 historical considerations in, 49 program basics for, 310-311 indirect, 17, 18 Computer Assisted Postmortem new, 12 Identification System, 309 packable, 15-17 advantages of, 313 particles in, effect on shrinkage and abra- comparison algorithm for, 312 sion, 51 development of, 312 placement of, clinical technique for, principles of, 312 12-14 Computer-generated overlay, from polymerization of, reaction for, 51-52 dentition casts, fabrication of, 339-342 trans-enamel, to control shrinkage, Computer systems, for dental 55-56 identification, 268 visible light curing for, 52 Contact ring, selection and placement of, posterior, 15-17 for tight anatomically correct posterior direct, step-by-step technique interproximal contacts, 87-96, 97 for, 57-59 Continuous positive airway pressure, in application of ACID etchant for, sleep disorder, 741, 784-787, 797, 804, 61-63 832, 833 application of dentin adhesive sys- Continuous positive airway pressure tem for, 64 device, 841 application of flowable resin for, 64 Core buildup composites, 19-20 cavity cleansing and caries indicator Coroner/medical examiner, forensic for, 61 science and, 222 control of polymerization shrinkage Cowden syndrome, 448-454 in, 64 and other hamartosis, 454 creation of occlusal anatomy for, 66-— antioncogenesis in, 449 67, 68-69 malignancies in, 449 enamel surface cleaning for, 61, mutation of inherited gene in, 449-450 62-63 oral and facia! manifestations of, 449 CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 885 Craniofacial anatomy, sleep-disordered race and, 243-244 breathing and, 646-648 sex and, 244 Craniofacial evaluation, in sleep apnea, Dental proportion(s), recurring esthetic, 870 145-146 Craniofacial malformations, obstructive to design smile, 149-150 sleep apnea in, 826, 877-878 using five dimensions to evaluate, Craniofacial structures, upper airway soft 148-149 tissue and, in obstructive sleep apnea, Trubyte Tooth Indicator and, 144-145 771-783 Dental records, bitewing radiographs as, Criminalistics, 218 295, 298-299 collection of, 294-295 dental radiographs as, 295 law enforcement agencies and, 294 Death certificate, 297 written records as, 295 Dental anxiety, effect of, and dental Dental schools, and medical schools, treatment, 480-481 curricula of, external forces Dental care, access to, medical insurance causing change in, 611-612 coverage and, 542 requiring change, 609-610 in long-term care facilities, 542-543, 547- time needed for change in, 611 548 women’s health and, 607-609 professional, for women, 584 curricula of, women’s health subject mat- Dental caries. See Caries, dental. ter in, 436-437 Dental examination form, postmortem, Dental stone models, of possible biters, 259, 260-261 381-382 Dental identification, antemortem and Dental team, for identification, diaster postmortem comparisons in, 263-266 mortuary response, 276 antemortem information for, 262-263 of fatalities in Alfred R. Murrah comparative, 238 Federal Building bombing, benefits of, 240 285-290 established through dental means, traditional, 275 238-240 role in mass fatality incidents, 271-292 problems with, 241-242 Dental treatment, effect of dental anxiety computer assisted, 309-325 on, 480-481 patterns of restorations for, 311-312 self-concept and, psychosocial issues re- program basics for, 310-311 lated to, 484-485 computer systems for, 268 Dentin adhesives, fifth generation, 11 forensic dental consultation in, 255-256 filled, 10 future issues in, 268 for twenty-first century, 1-6 phases of, 256 fourth vesus first generation, 2-3 postmortem examination in, 257-259 generations of, 1, 2 equipment for, 255-256 Dentin bonding, best approach for, 5-6 postmortem radiography for, 259 clinical failures of, rules to prevent, 5 preliminary examination in, 257 no etch approach to, 3 principles of, 253-270 Dentin bonding agents. See Dentin process of, 255-266 adhesives. team organization for. See Dental team, Dentin bridge, formation of, calcium for identification. hydroxide for, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43 using digital radiography, 337-338 need for, 40-42, 44 validation and reliability of, 266-267 Dentist(s), as expert in court, and Dental injuries, sports-related, 524 attorney’s knowlege of legal process, predictors of, 525 406 prevalence of, 525-527 as forensic odontologist, mentor for, 405 prevention of, 527-528 training and, 404, 405 Dental patients, diagnosis of sleep apnea evidence collection by, in missing per- in, 797-816 sons cases, 298 Dental profiling, reconstructive for identification, why?, 237-251 postmortem, 238, 242 general, care provided by, 622-623 chronologic age and, 242-243 interest in sleep disorders, 640 cultural traits and, 245 review of collected materials by, in miss- oral habits and, 244-245 ing persons cases, 299-300 886 CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 Dentist(s) (Continued) nuclear, 231 role in recognition and reporting of do- nucleotides, subunits of, 230 mestic violence, abuse, and neglect, DNA analysis, 229-235, 238, 254 343-363 and forensic science, introduction to, shortfall of, as barrier to dental care, 606 229-235 reasons for, 605-606 DNA evidence, dental, 246—249 visits of, by income and area of resi- cryogenic grinding and, 247-248 dence, 605 dental armour for, 246 Deoxyribonucleic acid. See DNA. DNA profiling and, 248-249 Department of Health and Human DNA matching, as identification of human Services, federal, survey of medical remains, 297-298 schools’ women issues in, 603 Domestic violence, 353-357 Depression, insomnia in, treatment of, 858 abuse, and neglect, role of dentist in rec- serotonin and, 515 ognition and reporting of, 343-363 Desmopressin, in Von Willebrand’s Down syndrome, dental disease in, 446 disease, 459-460 Dreaming, drug-induced alterations in, 859 Developmental disabilities, 546 Drill(s), handpiece of, 190, 193 dental programming for patients with, high speed, development of, 192 542-543, 547-548 Dystonia, oromandibular, 662 oral health findings in patients with, 546 provision of treatment for patients with, 547 Diet, maternal, enamel defects and, 471 Eating disorders, cultural distinctions in, Digital imaging, for collection of missing 49] and unidentified persons information, dental management in, 504-509 304-305 emergency dental care in, 504-505 Digital photography, advantages over in female athletes, 534-537 conventional photography, 328-329 consequences of, 535 basics of, 330, 331 treatment plan for, 536 digital print produced by, 327-328 in women’s oral health, 491-511 disadvantages of, 329-330 medical history taking in, 504 for comparison techniques by computer, oral nealth and, 438-439 329 oral manifestations of, 498-504 for digital analysis of two-dimensional preventive dental care in, 505-507 and three-dimensional evidence, Education, dental, women’s health issues 333-334 and, 487 gaining control over images by, 328 patient, in eating disorders, 505 image enhancemant in, 333-334 Elder abuse and neglect, recognition of, image file size and, 330 357-359 images in reports and communications, reporting of, 360-361 328 statistics on, 359, 360 of evidence associated with bite marks, Electroencephalogram, sleep, and sleep 376 stage, clinical use of, 861 original image quality and, 330 medication-induced alterations in, photographic distortion with, categories 859-860 of, 331-332 Enamel, erosion of, in eating disorders, correction of, 330-333 498-504 print quality and, 329 stronger, problems associated with, 192, reproducibility and consistency between 194-195 examiners using, 329 Endodontic treated tooth, clinical resizing of image in, 333 techniques for, 106-114 to create computer-generated exemplars Endodontics, 625-626 of dentition, 334-337 Engineers, forensic, 218 Digital radiography, human dental Enuresis, management of, 862 identification using, 337-338 Epilepsy, sleep, sleep bruxism in, 663 Diuretics, athletic competition and, 532 Epiluminescence, of evidence associated DNA, double-stranded, 230, 231 with bite marks, 379 mitochondrial, 231, 233-234 Epworth Sleepiness Scale, 717, 800, 840 molecular arrangement of, environmen- Erythropoietin, exogenous, athletic tal conditions damaging, 230 competition and, 534 CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 887 Etching, acid, and bonding, 32-33 Forensic dentistry, bite marks in, 365-397 biologic acceptance of, 33-34 Forensic disciplines, 218-222 Ethanol, 858 Forensic odontologist, dentist as, mentor Expert witness, and attorney, independent for, 405 decisions and, 405 training and, 404, 405 for each side, 404 Forensic odontology, 217-427 role of, questions regarding, 404, 406 bite marks in, 225-226 Expert witness malpractice, professional case study illustrating, 226-227 liability issues and, 411-415 domestic violence resolution volunteer work and, 424 how to become involved in, 417-425 identification in, 224 Face, aging of, analysis of, 558-559 case study illustrating, 22+ proportions of, rule of thirds and, 143, jurisprudence issues in, 399-415 law enforcement and, 424 Facemasks, orofacial trauma and, 525-526 legal environment for, definition of ex- Facial image view evaluation, case pert, 399-400 presentation using, 150-153 dental testimony in court, subject mat- Facial pain, chronic, psychologic factors in, ter of, 400 483 legal arguments in bite-mark cases Facial surgery, esthetic, dental procedures and, 403-404 and, 440 rules of evidence and, 401-404 for women, 555-569 scientific and nonscientific evidence in in United States, in 1990 and in 1999, court, admissibility of, 400 556 membership on dental identification psychologic aspects of, 557-558 teams and, 423 societal changes and, 556-557 relationship with medical examiner or surgical advances and, 558 coroner and, 423 surgical procedures for, 559-567, 568 training in, 418-420 Fads and habits, sports-related, 528-537 Forensic science, and DNA analysis, Fatalities, mass. See Mass fatality incidents. introduction to, 229-235 FBI, development of Automated Dental definition of, 217 Identification System by, 305 introduction to, 217-227 Female athlete triad, 536-537 use of, case study demonstrating, 219- Fibromyalgia, and related myofascial facial 222, 223 pain conditions, pathogenesis of, disordered sleep in, 701-713 and temporomandibular disease, 607- 608 Gender, upper airway size and, 776 facial pain in, 484 Genetics, and craniofacial morphology, musculoskeletal pain in, 704 sleep-disordered breathing and, pathogenesis of, unrefreshing sleep in, 646-648 706-708 biomedical, oral health and, 437 sleep disturbances, pain, and fatigue in, influences of, on aging and disease of management of, 708-710 mitochondria, 461-463 symptoms of, 704-705 on oral cancers, 456-457 Fingerprint analysis, 254 on women’s oral health, 443-467 Fingerprints, as identification of human sleep apnea and, 775-776 remains, 297 sleep bruxism and, 668 Flossing, instructions for, 582 George gauge, 719-720, 721 Fluid intake, for women, 580 Gilles de la Tourette syndrome, 662 Fluoride, enhancement of oral health and, Gingival tissue, oral contraceptives and, 542 516, 545, 588-589 prenatal, 471-472 Gingivitis, 586 Fluoroscopy, of upper airway closure, 766 Glass ceramic, leucite-reinforced, for inlays Foods, for disease prevention and health and onlays, 118 promotion, 580-581 lithium disilicate, for inlays and onlays, Forehead-brow lift, 562 118 Forensic Dental Identification Team, of Glass ionomers, 20—23 Michigan Dental Association, 277-279 continuum, 22, 23 888 CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 Glass ionomers (Continued) Hypoglycemic syncope, in eating fluoride-releasing, 21 disorders, 505 rechargeability of, 20 Hypopharynx, anatomy of, 727 resin-reinforced, 21 evaluation of, 870 tooth preparations for, 21 Glossectomy, laser midline, in obstructive sleep apnea, 874 Glycoprotein hormones, athletic Identification, dental. See Dental competition and, 533 identification. Golden proportion, anterior six teeth in, Iliness, maternal, affecting orofacial 144-145 structures in offspring, 472-473 [llusion(s), creation of, factors influencing, 158 shades of color and, 155-172 Halitosis, treatment of, 584 Imaging, in sleep-disordered breathing, Hamartoses, hereditary, examples of, 724 450-453 in snoring and sleep apnea, 759-796 oral findings and hereditary cancers as- of upper airway, 763-765, 777-783, 789- sociated with, 448-456 790 Head, neck, and airway, evaluation in Impressions of dentition, for identification, sleep disorder, 715-725 299 Headache(s). See also specific types of Incisor(s), central, width-to-height ratio of, headache. 147 after transient ischemic attack, 694 width of, repeated ratio and, 145 and sleep physiology, 687-695 Income, inadequate, stress and, 485 associated with sleep disorders, 695-697 Incontinentia pigmenti, 454-456 cervicogenic, 694-695 as X-linked dominant disorder, 455 epidemiology of, 686-687 de novo mutations of, 456 in intracranial tumor, 694 dental abnormalities associated with, in sleep-disordered breathing, 723, 724 454 postural, 694 genetics of, 454-455 relationship to sleep, 685-700 skin stages of, 455 sleep-disordered breathing and, 695-696 Indirect composite restorations. See Health, general, strategies for maintaining, Composite restorations, indirect. 572-581 Health history questions, for women, 587 Infancy, oral cavity of females in, 514 Hemicrania, chronic paroxysmal, Infrared photography, of evidence diagnostic criteria for, 691 associated with bite marks, 378 treatment of, 691-692 Inlays and onlays, new materials for, Hemifacial spasm, 663 118-125 Herbst mandibular advancement porcelain, 117-125 appliance, in obstructive sleep apnea advantages of, 124-125 in children, 834 laboratory prescription for, 120-121 Home sleep study. See Polysomnography, preparation of porcelain for, 121-122 unattended partial. preparation of tooth for, 122-124 Human remains, identification of, case second appointment for, 121-124 examples of, 300-307 technique of, 118-120 dental data for, 298-300 types of, 118 digital analysis of bite marks and, Insomnia, incidence of, 856 327-342 medications inducing, 858-859 DNA matching as, 297-298 treatment of, 856-858 fingerprints as, 297 Interproximal contacts, tight, anatomically means of, 297 correct, creation of, 83-102 photographs of deceased as, 299 in migrating tooth, 99 viewing as, 297 in MOD cavity, 98, 99 Huntington’s disease, 662 in MOD in tooth lacking abutment, Hydrokinetic tissue-cutting system, 98 209-210 in pedodontics, 100, 101 Hypnic headache, 692 in periodontal breakdown, 100 Hypnogram, all-night, in split-night study, in simultaneous restoration of 804-806 neighboring teeth, 98, 99 CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 889 in tooth overcrowding, 97-98 Magnetic resonance imaging, for upper placement of sectional matrix and airway imaging, 777, 779 contact ring for, 91-96, 97 in sleep apnea, 769-771 rubber dams and, 97 Malampati score, 718, 719 selection of sectional matrix and Malpractice, expert witness, professional contact ring for, 87--91 liability issues and, 411-415 surface contour and tooth Mandible, skeleton of, 224, 225 separation for, 84-87 Mandibular advancement devices, 748-750 with neighboring implant, 99-100 in obstructive sleep apnea in children, Intimate partner violence, 353-357 833-834 Iron, food sources of, 588 Mandibular genioglossus advancement Irrigation, oral, 583-584 osteotomy, in sncring and sleep apnea, 875 Mass fatality incidents, case reports of, 276-290 Jennifer’s law, 296 computer-assisted identification pro- Jurisprudence, 218 grams in, 310 Jurisprudence issues, in forensic definition of, 271-272 odontology, 399-415 Korean Airlines Flight 801, 279-283, 284 multiteam participation in, recommenda- tions for, 284-285 phases of response to, 273 Lactation, nutritional strategies during, 591 resolution of, 271-273 Laminate, direct, and veneer, creation of, role of dental team in, 271-292 procedure for, 163-164 victim identification in, 273-274 shade selection for, 161-163 Masticatory muscles, in sleep myoclonus, Larynx, evaluation of, 870 661 Laser-assisted uvulopalatoplasty, rhythmic activity of, sleep bruxism and, complications of, 873 664-665 in sleep disorders, 740-741 Masticatory system, healthy, determinants in snoring, 873 of, 174-177 Laser midline glossectomy, in obstructive stress in, instability and, 173-174 sleep apnea, 874 Maternal oral health, 437-438, 469-478 Laser systems, in periodontal surgery, Matrix, sectional, selection and placement latest advances in, 207-212 of, for tight anatomically correct Laser(s), advances in, 209-210 interproximal contacts, 87-96, 97 and air abrasion, 189-206 Maxillary implant, anterior, misaligned, characteristics of, 207-208 implant-osseous osteotomy for hard tissue, 189-190 correction of, 181-187 history of, in oral surgery, 208-209 . Maxillofacial surgery, in sleep disorders, solid-state, 190, 191, 192 625 wavelengths of, in nanometers, 208 Maxillomandibular osteotomy, and Life expectancy, of women, 518 advancement, in obstructive sleep Light curing, of composite resin materials, apnea, 876 23-25 Medical school curricula, women’s health Limited-channel testing, in sleep apnea, issues and, 436 806-807 Medication(s), alerting, 858-859 Linguloplasty, in obstructive sleep apnea, causing alterations in dreaming, 859 874 causing alterations in stages of sleep, Lip piercing, 530 859-860 Liposuction, facial, 562-564 effects on sleep, 855-865 Lips, augmentation or reduction of, inducing insomnia, 858-859 565-566 influencing sleep bruxism, 674-675 Long-term care facilities, dental care in, for respiratory effects of, 861-862 developmentally disabled, 542-543, sedative hypnotic, 856-858 547 Menopause, cardiovascular disease and, for elderly, 547-548 518 complaints during, 593 Mental retardation, 546 Michigan Dental Association, Forensic Macronutrient needs, of women, 578—579 Dental Identification Team of, 277-279 890 CUMULATIVE INDEX 2001 Microflora, caries, and periodontal health, Nervous system, autonomic, sleep bruxism 474 and, 668 Micronutrients, for women, 579-580 Nonvisible light photography, of evidence Migraine headache, diagnostic criteria for, associated with bite marks, 378 687-688 Nose, evaluation of, 867-868 disturbances of sleep patterns and, 688 NRC preconditioner, for dentin bonding, 3 treatment of, 689 Nuclear DNA, 23] Missing persons, and unidentified persons Nutrition, for older women, 597 cases, dentistry’s role in, 293-307 for women, 577-581 collection of information on, 295 maternal, enamel defects and, 471 computer-assisted identification pro- meal timing and, 580 grams for, 309-310 establishment of identity of, means of, 297-300 in National Crime Information Center re- Obesity, sleep apnea and, 773-775, 783 ports, 293 Obstructive sleep apnea, 621, 644, 695, 696 information entered into state and na- and upper airway obstruction syn- tional system, 296 drome, 649 law enforcement agencies and, 294 blockage of upper airway in, 737-738 Mitochondria, genetics of, influences of, on classification of, 798 aging and disease, 461-463 clinical predictors to diagnose, 799-800 Motor activity, orofacial, usual, during diagnosis of, 724-725 sleep, 660-661 imaging in, 724 Mouth rinses, 583 in children, 825-826, 876, 877 Mouthguards, for use in sports, 527-528, diagnosis of, 826-831 586 in craniofacial malformations, 826, orofacial trauma and, 525-526 Mucosal membranes, traumatized, in 877-878 eating disorders, 501 sequelae of, 833 Multiple hamartoma-neoplasia syndrome, treatment of, 833-834 448-454 incidence of, 839 Multiple sclerosis, 517 management plan in, 725 Multiple Sleep Latency Test, 799 pathogenesis of, imaging to investigate, Muscle(s), assessment of, in sleep disorder, 77 721-723 primary myopathy in, 775 of neck, cervical spine and, 730-731 snoring and. See Sleep-disordered breath- of upper airway, anatomy of, 727-731 Ing. Myoclonus, sleep, in masticatory muscles, treatment of, with upper airway im- 661 aging, 783-789 Myofascial facial pain conditions, upper airway anatomy associated with fibromyalgia and, disordered sleep in, snoring and, 715-732 701-713 upper airway soft tissue and craniofacial Myotomy, hyoid, and suspension structures in, 771-783 procedure, in snoring and sleep upper airway surgery in, 786, 788-789 apnea, 875 Occlusal function, 173-180 Occlusion, horizontal forces of, control of, 176 vertical forces of, control of, 175-176 Narcotics, athletic competition and, 533 Odontoclasia, 471 Nasopharyngolaryngoscopy, flexible Odontologist(s), equipment for, 255-256 fiberoptic, in sleep apnea, 870 Nasopharyngoscopy, to evaluate upper forensic, dentist as, mentor for, 405 airway, 766-767, 777 training and, 404, 405 Nasopharynx, anatomy of, 726 responsibilities of, 256 evaluation of, 868, 869 Odontology, forensic. See Forensic National Institutes of Health, Office of odontology. Research on Women’s Health, 433-434 Office of Women’s Health, 434 Nd:YAG laser, 207-208, 209 Oral appliance(s), in obstructive sleep Neck, evaluation of, 870 apnea, 787, 833 Neglect, abuse, and domestic violence, role in sleep-disordered breathing, 742-750 of dentist in recognition and reporting insertion of, 750-751 of, 343-363 of sleep-disordered breathing, 636-638