The Journal of the American Dental Association 2007: Vol 138 Index & Table of Contents

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Douglass, C.W. 436
AUTHOR INDEX Dowell, S. 355
Caban-Martinez, A.J. 227 Dower, J.S. Jr. 708
VOLUME 138, 2007 Cabell, C.H. 739 Duda, P.W. 798
Calamia, K. 338 Dunn, W.J. 1534
Camacho-Alonso, F. 957 Durack, D.T. 739
Canakgi, C.F. 1563
Acosta-Gio, A.E. 1443 Canakci, V. 1563 E
American Dental Association 1176, Canay, S. 1464
1288, 1404 Carlson, C.R. 188 Ebbert, J.0. 595
American Dental Association Division Carr, A.B. 595 Eboda, N.N. 47
of Communications 132, 268, 420, Carroll, L.J. 68 Eckert, G.J. 1234
556, 920, 1044 Casey, D.E. Jr. 652 Edwards, E. 641
American Dental Association Division Cassidy, J.D. 86 Eichenberger-Gilmore, J.M. 39
of Dental Practice 154 Castellon, P. 785 Elad, S. 1555
Adornato, M.C. 971 Cehreli, S.B. 634 Eliav, E. 628
Alacam, T. 1228 Chandra, R.V. 436 Ellis, M.A. 1234
Alawi, F. 1589 Chi, A.C. 641, 1102, 1307 Emery, R.W. 602
Albrecht, J.E. 1064 Chin, J. 1360 Enwonwu, C.O. 70
Almeida, S.M. 1251 Christ, S. 227 Epstein, J.B. 1555
Amaya, A. 309 Christensen, G.J. 101, 148, 152, 239, Epstein, M. 1555
Antonucci, J.M. 1476 387, 527, 574, 662, 817, 1013, 1064, Ersu, B. 1464
Antoon, J.W. 393, 532, 936 1145, 1257, 1373, 1487, 1605 Ettinger, R.L. 5S, 7S
Appelstein, C.M. 1344 Chu, M. 1324 F
Arheart, K.L. 227 Chuang, S-K. 576
Asai, R.G. 106, 440, 823, 1018, 1305 Chung-Bridges, K. 227 Fardal, @. 1544
Atabakhsh, V.A. 992 Cleveland, J.L. 169 Feigel, R.J. 47
Auschill, T.M. 978 Cohen, D.M. 338, 1574 Feldt, K.S. 963
Cohen, L.K. 1446 Ferrari, R. 86
=Ke Cohenca, N. 1121, 1420 Ferree, E.R. 438
Colvard, M.D. 519 Ferrieri, P. 739
Baddour, L.M. 739
Connors, S.L. 286 Feuerstein, O. 349
Baer, R.A. 188
Conte, M. 798 Fiebiger, M. 610
Baltimore, R.S. 739
Conte, N.R. 798 Finlayson, T.L. 94, 448
Baratieri, L.N. 507
Cook, A. Jr. 1599 Fischer, D. 1555
Barker, L.K. 169
Cook, M. 1191 Flaitz, C.M. 502
Barnes, S.A. 1127
Cordell, G.A. 519 Flamenbaum, M.H. 47
Bartlett, D. 21S, 1535
Cuny, E.J. 169 Flanagan, D. 1418
Baughman, R. 338
Curtis, E.K. 444, 1190 Fleming, L.E. 227
Baum, B.J. 16
Czerninski, R. 628 Forrest, M. 1341
Beck, M. 1104
Fox, P.C. 80, 458
Bellinger, D.C. 1210, 1536
Freitas, D.Q. 1251
Benoliel, R. 628
Bermejo-Fenoll, A. 957 Daniel, D. 1210 Friedlander, A.H. 179, 288, 475, 714,
Bernardo, M. 775 Davidovich, E. 1347 1191
Berini-Aytés, L. 1450 Davis, R.E. 1593 Friedlander, I. 179
Berry, J. 1066 Dean, J.A. 1234 Friedman, C. 286
Beyth, N. 1347 Deas, D.E. 28, 31 Frydenberg, M. 1353
Bhat, M. 1060 Deffenbaugh, J. 1242 Fuks, A.B. 1347
Bhattacharyya, I. 338, 1574 de la Fuente-Hernandez, J. 1443 Furlong, A. 586
Bittencourt, D.D. 507 de Leeuw, R. 188 G
Black, R.C. 1379 DeMoss, C.J. 286
Block, M.S. 785 Dennis, W. 942 Gangarosa, P. 641
Bodrumlu, E. 1228 Derosiers, M. 1314 Garcia-Godoy, F. 502, 938
Boehm, T.K. 26S DeRossi, S.S. 1589 Gardner, T.J. 652, 739
Bolger, A. 739 DeRouen, T.A. 775 Garvan, C. 621
Bonow, R.O. 652, 739 DiBenedetto, D.C. 28 Garvin, J. 34, 160, 300, 454, 588, 730,
Bornfeld, M. 150 Dickey, K.W. 245, 668 945, 1068, 1195, 1310, 1426, 1541
Béscolo, F.N. 1251 DiClementi, J.D. 1242 Gatchel, R.J. 202, 582
Brennan, M.T. 80, 458 Di Fiore, P.M. 196 Gay-Escoda, C. 1450
Brooks, J.K. 1097 Dodson, T.B. 576 Geiger, S.B. 805
Brown, L.J. 1003 Doms, A. 992 Georgopoulos, A. 949
Brown, T.T. 94, 448 Donegan, S.J. 1314 Gerber, D. 1113
Bucholtz, M.R. 580, 716, 1422 Donoff, R.B. 576 Gerber, M. 739
Burns, J.C. 739 Dorea, J. G. 1536 Gewitz, M. 739
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Douglass, C.W. 436
AUTHOR INDEX Dowell, S. 355
Caban-Martinez, A.J. 227 Dower, J.S. Jr. 708
VOLUME 138, 2007 Cabell, C.H. 739 Duda, P.W. 798
Calamia, K. 338 Dunn, W.J. 1534
Camacho-Alonso, F. 957 Durack, D.T. 739
Canakgi, C.F. 1563
Acosta-Gio, A.E. 1443 Canakci, V. 1563 E
American Dental Association 1176, Canay, S. 1464
1288, 1404 Carlson, C.R. 188 Ebbert, J.0. 595
American Dental Association Division Carr, A.B. 595 Eboda, N.N. 47
of Communications 132, 268, 420, Carroll, L.J. 68 Eckert, G.J. 1234
556, 920, 1044 Casey, D.E. Jr. 652 Edwards, E. 641
American Dental Association Division Cassidy, J.D. 86 Eichenberger-Gilmore, J.M. 39
of Dental Practice 154 Castellon, P. 785 Elad, S. 1555
Adornato, M.C. 971 Cehreli, S.B. 634 Eliav, E. 628
Alacam, T. 1228 Chandra, R.V. 436 Ellis, M.A. 1234
Alawi, F. 1589 Chi, A.C. 641, 1102, 1307 Emery, R.W. 602
Albrecht, J.E. 1064 Chin, J. 1360 Enwonwu, C.O. 70
Almeida, S.M. 1251 Christ, S. 227 Epstein, J.B. 1555
Amaya, A. 309 Christensen, G.J. 101, 148, 152, 239, Epstein, M. 1555
Antonucci, J.M. 1476 387, 527, 574, 662, 817, 1013, 1064, Ersu, B. 1464
Antoon, J.W. 393, 532, 936 1145, 1257, 1373, 1487, 1605 Ettinger, R.L. 5S, 7S
Appelstein, C.M. 1344 Chu, M. 1324 F
Arheart, K.L. 227 Chuang, S-K. 576
Asai, R.G. 106, 440, 823, 1018, 1305 Chung-Bridges, K. 227 Fardal, @. 1544
Atabakhsh, V.A. 992 Cleveland, J.L. 169 Feigel, R.J. 47
Auschill, T.M. 978 Cohen, D.M. 338, 1574 Feldt, K.S. 963
Cohen, L.K. 1446 Ferrari, R. 86
=Ke Cohenca, N. 1121, 1420 Ferree, E.R. 438
Colvard, M.D. 519 Ferrieri, P. 739
Baddour, L.M. 739
Connors, S.L. 286 Feuerstein, O. 349
Baer, R.A. 188
Conte, M. 798 Fiebiger, M. 610
Baltimore, R.S. 739
Conte, N.R. 798 Finlayson, T.L. 94, 448
Baratieri, L.N. 507
Cook, A. Jr. 1599 Fischer, D. 1555
Barker, L.K. 169
Cook, M. 1191 Flaitz, C.M. 502
Barnes, S.A. 1127
Cordell, G.A. 519 Flamenbaum, M.H. 47
Bartlett, D. 21S, 1535
Cuny, E.J. 169 Flanagan, D. 1418
Baughman, R. 338
Curtis, E.K. 444, 1190 Fleming, L.E. 227
Baum, B.J. 16
Czerninski, R. 628 Forrest, M. 1341
Beck, M. 1104
Fox, P.C. 80, 458
Bellinger, D.C. 1210, 1536
Freitas, D.Q. 1251
Benoliel, R. 628
Bermejo-Fenoll, A. 957 Daniel, D. 1210 Friedlander, A.H. 179, 288, 475, 714,
Bernardo, M. 775 Davidovich, E. 1347 1191
Berini-Aytés, L. 1450 Davis, R.E. 1593 Friedlander, I. 179
Berry, J. 1066 Dean, J.A. 1234 Friedman, C. 286
Beyth, N. 1347 Deas, D.E. 28, 31 Frydenberg, M. 1353
Bhat, M. 1060 Deffenbaugh, J. 1242 Fuks, A.B. 1347
Bhattacharyya, I. 338, 1574 de la Fuente-Hernandez, J. 1443 Furlong, A. 586
Bittencourt, D.D. 507 de Leeuw, R. 188 G
Black, R.C. 1379 DeMoss, C.J. 286
Block, M.S. 785 Dennis, W. 942 Gangarosa, P. 641
Bodrumlu, E. 1228 Derosiers, M. 1314 Garcia-Godoy, F. 502, 938
Boehm, T.K. 26S DeRossi, S.S. 1589 Gardner, T.J. 652, 739
Bolger, A. 739 DeRouen, T.A. 775 Garvan, C. 621
Bonow, R.O. 652, 739 DiBenedetto, D.C. 28 Garvin, J. 34, 160, 300, 454, 588, 730,
Bornfeld, M. 150 Dickey, K.W. 245, 668 945, 1068, 1195, 1310, 1426, 1541
Béscolo, F.N. 1251 DiClementi, J.D. 1242 Gatchel, R.J. 202, 582
Brennan, M.T. 80, 458 Di Fiore, P.M. 196 Gay-Escoda, C. 1450
Brooks, J.K. 1097 Dodson, T.B. 576 Geiger, S.B. 805
Brown, L.J. 1003 Doms, A. 992 Georgopoulos, A. 949
Brown, T.T. 94, 448 Donegan, S.J. 1314 Gerber, D. 1113
Bucholtz, M.R. 580, 716, 1422 Donoff, R.B. 576 Gerber, M. 739
Burns, J.C. 739 Dorea, J. G. 1536 Gewitz, M. 739
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Ghaname, E. 985 5 Liu, F. 1582
Gillespie, M.J. 1366 Lockhart, P.B. 80, 458, 652, 739
Gladstein, E.L. 1420 Jackson, D. 1242 Loguercio, A.D. 507
Glick, M. 12, 144, 282, 432, 568, 705, Javaheri, D. 331 Loomer, P.M. 1366
798, 932, 1056, 1188, 1300, 1416, Jiménez-Torres, M.J. 957 Lépez-Jornet, M.P. 957
1468, 1532 Johnson, B.R. 1366 Loven, B. 458
Goff, D. 739 Jones, K.D. Jr. 1018, 1610 Ludlow, J. 602
Goharkhay, K. 949 Jones, M. 1199 Luis, H. 775
Gonzalez-Sanchez, M.A. 1450 Jornung, J. 1544 Lujambio, M. 74
Goodchild, J. 798 K Lund, A.E. 35, 296, 586, 944, 1194,
Gordan, V.V. 621 1424
Gordon, W. 992 Kalmar, J.R. 692 Lyons, W.W. 1344
Gorsky, M. 1555 Kamran, B. 628
Gracely, R.H. 628 Katz, J. 338, 1574 vi
Graskemper, J.P. 572 Kay, E.K. 616 MacEntee, M.I. 47S
Greenberg, B.L. 798, 1468 Kent, M.L. 80 Magalhaes, M.G. 1468
Greene, C.S. 231, 718, 722 Kim, I.H. 483, 1192 Mahler, M.E. 475
Grines, C.L. 652 Klasser, G.D. 231, 718, 722 Malatack, P. 1072
Grippo, J.O. 1534 Klimscha, J. 949 Mandel, L. 1582
Guay, A.H. 219, 1324 Klinger, B.J. 1102 Mann, J. 1437
Gunsolley, J.C. 284 Knudson, R.L. 440 Manski, R.J. 1324
Gupta, A. 1555 Korasli, D. 634 Manzi, F.R. 1251
Guttenberg, S.A. 602 Kravitz, N.D. 56, 1333 Marder, M.Z. 437
Guzek, M.E. 1344 Kreiner, M. 74 Mariotti, A. 321
mm Kryscio, R.J. 1314 Marotta, M. 1072
Kumar, V. 602 Marshall, T.A. 39, 1593
Habil, P. 47 Kusnoto, B. 56 Martin, M.D. 775
Haiter-Neto, F. 1353 L Maserejian, N.N. 763
Hall, B. 610 Mata, D. 519
Hall, N.E. 809 Lambert, P.R. III 641 Matalon, S. 349
Hall, S.R. 1420 Lampiris, L. 519 Mayes, A.T. 515
Hallmon, W.W. 28, 31 Langford, P. 338 McCartney, M. 1104
Hamamoto, D.T. 963 Largent, B.A. 1264 McGuff, H.S. 1093
Hamann, C.P. 26 Larson, M.A. 39 McKinlay, S. 1210
Hancocks, S.A. 1303 Laviv, A. 1218 Mealey, B.L. 28, 31
Hansen, H. 1468 LeBlanc, W.G. 227 Menezes, A.V. 1251
Haraszthy, V.I. 1113 Leblebicioglu, B. 321 Mentasti, L. 656
Harrel, S.K. 28, 31 Lee, D.J. 227 Meza, F. 992
Hartwell, G. 1344 Lee, J.J. 1599 Michelis, V. 74
Hayes, C. 763 Lee, J.Y. 1199 Migliorati, C.A. 338, 1341
Heaton, L.J. 188 Leffler, W.G. 1492 Mintz, S. 793
Hecht, N. 574 Leigh, J.E. 1366 Mijor, I.A. 621, 936
Hellstein, J.W. 692 Leitao, J. 775 Moliterno, D.J. 652
Helwig, E. 978 Leonard, R.H. 985, 1599 Monaco, V. 209
Herd, S. 1360 Lepkowski, J. 309 Mondragon, E. 621
Hicks, M.J. 502 Lerman, M.A. 499, 1065 Moore, P.M. 710
Hobdell, M.H. 1433 Leroux, B.G. 775 Morcos, I. 971
Hodges, J.S. 963 Levin, L. 805, 1218 Moritz, A. 949
Hodgson, E.W. 1420 Levin, R.P. 104, 243, 391, 530, 666, Morris, R.A. 595
Hohlit, W.F. 56 821, 1016, 1062, 1149, 1261, 1377, Moses, A.J. 442
Hong, J. 1072, 1081 1490, 1608 Mouradian, W. 369
Hoyle, J. 38, 168, 306, 457, 592, 737, Levison, M. 739 Moynihan, P.J. 493
948, 1071 Levy, S.M. 39 Mueller, P.S. 1127
Hsu, K.-T. 963 Lewis, C. 369 Mupparapu, M. 483, 1192
Huang, G.J. 578 Li, R. 641
Lin, J. 1456
Lin, L.M. 1456 Naiman, M.I. 519
Inglehart, M.R. 47 Lin, W.-H. 362 Natarajan, E. 1306
Isberg, A. 74, 442, 1084, 1422 Lin, Y.-T. 362 Nettey-Marbell, A. 1599
Islam, N.M. 1574 Lin, Y.-T.J. 362 Neville, B.W. 641, 1102, 1307
Lindauer, S.J. 809
Ismail, A. 309
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Newburger, J.W. 739 Rowley, A.H. 739 T
Nguyen, A-M. 439 Rozanski, J. 971
Nissan, R. 992 Rozier, G. 1199 Takahashi, M. 739
Norton, H.J. 80 Rubin, R. 475 Tani, L.Y. 739
Nunn, M.M. 28, 31 Rue, T.C. 578, 775 Taubert, K.A. 739
Nusstein, J. 1104 Tavares, M.A. 763, 1210
Tesini, D. 286
Thibodeau, E. 656
Thyvalikakath, T.P. 209, 1072, 1081
Oates, T.W. 355 Salar, D.V. 502 Tomar, S.L. 154
O'Donnell, J.N.R. 1476 Salazar, G. 1589 Touger-Decker, R. 1222
Ofner, S. 1360 Salé, H. 1084, 1422 Trachtenberg, F. 763, 1210
O’Gara, P. 652 Samaranayake, L. 444 Trager, P.S. 708
Ojha, J. 1574 Samorodnitzky-Naveh, G.R. 805 Treister, N.S. 499, 1065
Okeson, J.P. 74 Sankar, V. 1093 Tsay, T.P. 56
Orduna-Domingo, A. 957 Sarin, J. 1589 Tufekci, E. 809
Ozyurt, P. 634 Scannapieco, F.A. 26S Turner, M.D. 15S
Scarbecz, M. 381 Turner, S.P. 1366
Schaham, R. 628 Tyndall, D.A. 602
Scheffler, R.M. 94, 448
Padilla, R.J. 602
Scheitler, L. 338
Paine, L.L. 284
Palenik, C.J. 1360 Sc1h0l8e1y er, T.K.L. 148, 209, 211, 1072, Varon, F. 712
Pallasch, T.J. 739, 1305 Schoop, U. 949 Vasconcelos Filho, J.O. 1251
Pan, Y. 641 Schroeder, D.R. 595 Velez, I. 793, 1341
PPaanplaizliioa,n , A.GL..A .1 691 080 Schumacher, G.E. 1476 Vo, D.-T. 641
Schwartz-Arad, D. 1218
Parker, C. 1113 Ww
Scollard, M. 152
Parks, E.T. 1234
Parrish, J.L. 147 Scully, C. 7S Wall, T.P. 1003
Pass, B. 602 Sgan-Cohen, H.D. 1437 Warren, J.J. 39, 1595
Patten, C.A. 595 Shaffer, M.D. 1304 Watson, R.E. 621
Peters, M.C. 47 Shah, T.A. 1072 Wefel, J.S. 1593
Phanichphant, P. 1072 Ship, J.A. 15S Weinreb, J. 179, 714
Pilcher, E.S. 1366 Shroff, B. 809 Weiss, E.I. 349, 1347
Pimenta, L.A.F. 1599 Shulman, J. 30 Wenzel, A. 1353
Pitman, T. 227 Shulman, S.T. 739 Wernisch, J. 949
Pogrel, M.A. 65 Shuman, S.K. 963 Wettan, S. 574
Polydorou, O. 978 Siegel, M.A. 27, 1341 Whitlow, P. 652
Pontual, A.A. 1353 Siegel, S.C. 1366 Wickenhauser, A.J. 288
Price, G. 1072 Silverman, S. Jr. 41S Wildenstein, L. 202
Simmons, R.K. 1366 Williams, A. 369
Skrtic, D. 1476 Wilson, W. 739
Slayton, R. 369 Windsor, L.J. 1234
Qian, F. 1593 Slutzky, H. 349 Wittlinger, E. 148
Smith, T.A. 188 Wolff, C.M. 1151
Snider, J. 34, 158, 298, 452, 728, 1066, Woo, S-B. 1306
Ramos-Tercero, J.A. 1062 1309, 1539
Rawal, S. 321 Sohn, W. 309
Reader, A. 1104, 1420 Soncini, J.A. 763
Yagiela, J.A. 179, 475
Rego, R. 1113 Song, F. 1234
Yepes, J.F. 1314
Reid, K.I. 1127 Spahl, T.J. 720
Reis, A. 507 Sperr, W. 949 rs >
Rethman, M. 448 Sreenivasan, P.K. 1113
Reynolds, M.A. 1097 Stanford, C.M. 574, 34S Zagler, M. 949
Riley, S. 338 Stein, P.S. 1314 Zallen, R.D. 438
Ritchie, C.S. 70 Stevens, R.H. 992 Zambon, J.J. 1113
Ritter, A.V. 985, 1599 Stevenson, R.B. 936 Zambon, M.M. 1113
Rizoiu, I. 992 Stewart, C.M. 338, 1574 Zavala, J. 785
Robertson, D. 1104 Stowell, A.W. 202, 582 Zhang, A. 1210
Robinson, M. 355 Strom, B.L. 739 Zimmerman, A.W. 286
Rockman, R.A. 610 Sullivan, K.M. 26 Ziraman, F. 634
Rogers, P.A. 26 Susarla, S.M. 576
Roges, R. 1121 Sweis, L.E. 219, 1324
Roges, R.A. 1121
Rosenberg, P.A. 1456
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Determinants of dental care visits Hoyle, J. 306 The impact of oral disease and non-
among low-income African-American Online catalog offers personalized surgical treatment on bacteremia in
children. Sohn, W. et al. 309 products. (CyberNews) Hoyle, J. 457 children. Brennan, M.T. et al. 80
AGING PFM crowns. (Letter) Scollard, M. A legal perspective on antibiotic pro-
The influence of systemic disease on 152; (Response) Christensen, G.J. phylaxis. ADA Division of Legal
oral health care in older adults. 152; (Response) ADA Division of Affairs 746
Scully, C. et al. 7S Dental Practice 154 Logic prevails. (Letter) Cook, M. 1191
Oral health and the aging population. Preparing for disaster. (CyberNews) Prevention of infective endocarditis:
Ettinger, R.L. 5S Hoyle, J. 168 guidelines from the American Heart
Revamped advocacy area launched on Association. Wilson, W. et al. 739
JADA, Vol. 138 http://jada.ada.org December 2007 1623
ANTIGENS, CD44 E.W. et al. 1420; (Response) laser in endodontic treatment: the
Stem cell marker identified in head, Cohenca, N. 1420 results of an in vitro study. Schoop,
neck cancer. (News) Lund, A.E. 296 ATTENTION (CONCENTRATION) U. et al. 949
ANTITUBERCULAR AGENTS Hypnotizability, absorption and nega- BEHAVIOR THERAPY
New drug combir.ation may shorten tive cognitions as predictors of Cost-effectiveness of treatments for
time to treat tuberculosis. (News) dental anxiety: two pilot studies. temporomandibular disorders:
Lund, A.E. 1424 DiClementi, J.D. et al. 1242 biopsychosocial intervention versus
APPOINTMENTS AND ATTENTION-DEFICIT/ treatment as usual. Stowell, A.W. et
SCHEDULES HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER al. 202
One-appointment endodontic therapy: The pathophysiology, medical man- More about TMD. (Letter) Bucholtz,
biological considerations. Lin, L.M. agement and dental implications of M.R. 580; (Response) Stowell, A.W.
et al. 1456 adult attention-deficit/hyperactivity et al. 582
APPOINTMENTS/ELECTIONS/ disorder. Friedlander, A.H. et al. 475 BEVERAGES
AWARDS, 35, 162, 300, 455, 590, ATTITUDE OF HEALTH In vitro protection against dental ero-
732, 945, 1069, 1105, 1311, 1428, 1541 PERSONNEL sion afforded by commercially avail-
ARCHEOLOGY Attitudes of general dentists able, calcium-fortified 100 percent
Labial talon cusp: a case study of pre- regarding the acceptance of gifts and juices. Davis, R.E. et al. 1593
European-contact American Indians. unconventional payments from Reducing sugary beverage consump-
Mayes, A.T. 515 patients. Reid, K.I. et al. 1127 tion in childhood may lessen chronic
Chemomechanical caries removal in disease risk. (News) Snider, J. 160
ARTHRALGIA
children: an operator’s and pediatric BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Reader, A. 1420 Award. (News) Snider, J. 730 The influence of dental unit waterline
More about articaine. (Letter) Glad- JADA, ADA News earn top honors. cleaners on composite-to-dentin bond
stein, E.L. 1420; (Response) Reader, (News) Furlong, A. 586 strengths. Ritter, A.V. et al. 985
A. 1420 JADA, ADA News win SNAP awards. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY, 10, (News) Snider, J. 1066 Inadequate training in the biological
142, 278, 430, 566, 702, 930, 1054, sciences and medicine for dental stu-
1186, 1298, 1414, 1530 dents: an impending crisis for den-
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ASTHMA BACTEREMIA
Medicine and GPRS. (Letter) Zallen,
The dirt on being clean: or, why more The impact of oral disease and non-
R.D. 438
children develop asthma. (Editorial) surgical treatment on bacteremia in
Medicine for dental students. (Letter)
Glick, M. 1188 children. Brennan, M.T. et al. 80
Marder, M.Z. 436
ATHEROMA BACTERIA Teaching dentists about medicine.
Calcified carotid artery atheroma and Good bacteria interfere with bad bac- (Letter) DeMoss, C.J. 286
stroke: a systematic review. Muppa- terium’s colonization. (News) Lund,
rapu, M. et al. 483 A.E. 1424 BIOPSY
Biopsy of the buccal mucosa in oral
Calcified carotid artery atheromas. Identification of oral bacterial species
(Letter) Friedlander, A.H. 1191; associated with halitosis. Haraszthy, lichen planus: the traditional
(Response) Mupparapu, M. et al. V.I. et al. 1113 method versus the use of a new pres-
1192 Surface antibacterial properties of sure forceps. Bermejo-Fenoll, A. et
al. 957
ATHLETIC INJURIES glass ionomer cements used in
The incidence and severity of dental atraumatic restorative treatment. BISPHOSPHONATES
trauma in intercollegiate athletes. Davidovich, E. et al. 1347 Bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis
Cohenca, N. et al. 1121 The use of the erbium, chromium: of the jaws: a report of three cases
Sports injuries. (Letter) Hodgson, yttrium-scandium-gallium-garnet demonstrating variability in out-
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comes and morbidity. Kumar, V. et c rapu, M. et al. 483
al. 602 Calcified carotid artery atheromas.
Denture-related osteonecrosis of the CALCINOSIS (Letter) Friedlander, A.H. 1191;
maxilla associated with oral bisphos- Calcified carotid artery atheroma and (Response) Mupparapu, M. et al.
phonate treatment. Levin, L. et al. stroke: a systematic review. Muppa- 1192
1218 rapu, M. et al. 483 CAUSALITY
Exposed bone in the palate. Siegel, Calcified carotid artery atheromas. Causation: a loosely founded concept
M.A. et al. 1341 (Letter) Friedlander, A.H. 1191; in epidemiology. (Editorial) Glick,
Osteoporosis medications and the risk (Response) Mupparapu, M. et al. 1192 M.1532
of developing jaw complications. (For CALCIUM, DIETARY CEMENTATION
the Dental Patient) Hellstein, J.W. Bone health and oral health. Kaye, Should resin cements be used for
et al. 692 E.K. 616 every cementation? Christensen,
The treatment of bisphosphonate- In vitro protection against dental ero- G.J. 817
associated osteonecrosis of the jaws sion afforded by commercially avail-
with bone resection and autologous able, calcium-fortified 100 percent CERAMICS
platelet-derived growth factors. juices. Davis, R.E. et al. 1593 The effect of at-home bleaching on the
Adornato, M.C. et al. 971 CALCIUM PHOSPHATES mreisctroorhaatirvden emsast eroif aslisx. esPtohleytdiocr ou, O.
BLOOD-BORNE PATHOGENS The use of amorphous calcium phos- et al. 978
Percutaneous injuries. (Letter) Hecht, phate composites as bioactive basing
N. et al. 574 materials: their effect on the bond CHORDA TYMPANI
Preventing percutaneous injuries strength of the composite/adhesive/ Evidence of chorda tympani dysfunc-
tion in patients with burning mouth
among dental health care personnel. dentin bond. Schumacher, G.E. et al.
syndrome. Eliav, E. et al. 628
Cleveland, J.L. et al. 169 1476
BONE DENSITY CONSERVATION CALENDAR OF EVENTS, 35, 162, CHRONIC DISEASE
Causation: a loosely founded concept
AGENTS 300, 455, 590, 732, 946, 1069. 1196,
in epidemiology. (Editorial) Glick,
Bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis 1311, 1428, 1542
M.1532
of the jaws: a report of three cases CANCER, HEAD AND NECK The influence of systemic disease on
demonstrating variability in out- Hepatitis C tied to increased risk of oral health care in older adults.
comes and morbidity. Kumar, V. et lymphoma. (News) Lund, A.E. 944 Scully, C. et al. 7S
al. 602 Human papillomavirus, oropharyn-
Denture-related osteonecrosis of the geal cancers associated. (News) CLEFT LIP AND PALATE
maxilla associated with oral bisphos- Snider, J. 1310 Folic acid supplements taken early in
phonate treatment. Levin, L. et al. The influence of systemic disease on pregnancy reduce facial cleft risk.
1218 oral health care in older adults. (News) Snider, J. 452
Exposed bone in the palate. Siegel, Scully, C. et al. 7S Pregnant women who smoke increase
M.A. et al. 1341 Mucosal lesions in older adults. Sil- risk of cleft lip/palate in infants
Osteoporosis medications and the risk verman, S. Jr. 41S lacking gene. (News) Snider, J. 158
of developing jaw complications. (For Periodontitis, tongue cancer linked. Underexpressed gene can cause cleft
the Dental Patient) Hellstein, J.W. (News) Lund, A.E. 944 lip and palate. (News) Snider, J. 32
et al. 692 Stem cell marker identified in head, CLINICAL COMPETENCE
The treatment of bisphosphonate- neck cancer. (News) Lund, A.E. 296 The clinical expert: an empiric oddity.
associated osteonecrosis of the jaws (Editorial) Glick, M. 432
CANINE TEETH
with bone resection and autologous Transmigrant impacted mandibular CLINICAL TRIALS
platelet-derived growth factors. canines: a retrospective study of 15 Causation: a loosely founded concept
Adornato, M.C. et al. 971 cases. Gonzalez-Sanchez, M.A. et al. in epidemiology. (Editorial) Glick,
BONE MINERAL DENSITY 1450 M.1532
Bone health and oral health. Kaye, CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES COGNITION
E.K. 616 Screening for cardiovascular risk fac- Hypnotizability, absorption and nega-
BONE TRANSPLANTATION tors in a dental setting. Greenberg, tive cognitions as predictors of
Replacement of a fixed partial denture B.L. et al. 798; (Correction) 945 dental anxiety: two pilot studies.
secondary to abutment fracture. DiClementi, J.D. et al. 1242
CARIOSTATIC AGENTS
Block, M.S. et al. 785 Fluoride treatments in the dental COGNITION DISORDERS
BOTTLE FEEDING office: extra protection for your The application of facial expressions
Infants, formula and fluoride. (For the teeth. (For the Dental Patient) to the assessment of orofacial pain in
Dental Patient) American Dental American Dental Association Divi- cognitively impaired older adults.
Association Division of Communica- sion of Communications 420 Hsu, K.-T. et al. 963
tions 132 Infants, formula and fluoride. (For the COMMUNICATION
BURNING MOUTH SYNDROME Dental Patient) American Dental Using the DISC system to motivate
Evidence of chorda tympani dysfunc- Association Division of Communica- dental patients. Scarbecz, M. 381
tion in patients with burning mouth tions 132 COMMUNITY-INSTITUTIONAL
syndrome. Eliav, E. et al. 628 CAROTID ARTERY RELATIONS
Calcified carotid artery atheroma and Strategic partnerships between acad-
stroke: a systematic review. Muppa- emic dental institutions and commu-
JADA, Vol. 138 http://jada.ada.org December 2007 1625
nities: addressing disparities in oral The role of opinion. (Letter) Stanford, A dose-effect analysis of children’s
health care. Johnson, B.R. et al. C.M. 574; (Response) Christensen, exposure to dental amalgam and
1366 G.J. 574 neuropsycholezical function: the
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPIES When is a full-crown restoration indi- New England Children’s Amalgam
Older patients not likely to discuss cated? Christensen, G.J. 101 Trial. Bellinger, D.C. et al. 1210
complementary and alternative med- CRYSTAL METHAMPHETAMINE Logic prevails. (Letter) Cook, M. 1191
icine with physicians. (News) Lund, Crystal methamphetamine use higher The longevity of amalgam versus
A.E. 296 than previously reported. (News) compomer/composite restorations in
COMPUTERS Snider, J. 1066 posterior primary and permanent
teeth: findings from the New Eng-
Dental informatics committee seeks CURRICULUM
land Children’s Amalgam Trial.
volunteers. (CyberNews) Hoyle, J. More about TMD. (Letter) Spahl, T.J.
Soncini, J.A. et al. 763
1071 720; (Response) Klasser, G.D. 722
Survival and reasons for failure of
What is user-centered design? Predoctoral teaching of temporo-
amalgam versus composite posterior
Schleyer, T.K.L. et al. 1081 mandibular disorders: a survey of
restorations placed in a randomized
Security U.S. and Canadian dental schools.
controlled trial. Bernardo, M. et al.
Securing your Web browser. Klasser, G.D. et al. 231
775
(CyberNews) Hoyle, J. 737 Strategic partnerships between acad-
CONFIDENTIALITY emic dental institutions and commu- DENTAL ANXIETY
Before I release patient records to nities: addressing disparities in oral Hypnotizability, absorption and nega-
another dentist, should I tell the health care. Johnson, B.R. et al. tive cognitions as predictors of
patient about state board actions 1366 dental anxiety: two pilot studies.
against that dentist? (Ethical TMD debate. (Letter) Bucholtz, M.R. DiClementi, J.D. et al. 1242
Moment) Wolff, C.M. 1151 716; (Response) Klasser, G.D. et al. Predicting anxiety during dental
718 treatment using patients’ self-
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
reports: less is more. Heaton, L.J. et
Industry support questioned. (Letter)
al. 188
Bornfeld, M. 150; (Response) 150
DENTAL ASSISTANTS
CONTINUING EDUCATION DATURA
How do we measure shortages of
PROGRAM, 108, 247, 395, 534, 670, Ethnobotanical tattooing of the gin-
dental hygienists and dental assis-
899, 1021, 1153, 1266, 53S, 1381, giva: literature review and report of
tants? Evidence from California:
1495, 1613 a case. Brooks, J.K. et al. 1097
1997-2005. Brown, T.T. et al. 94
CORONARY DISEASE DECAYED MISSING FILLED Personnel shortages. (Letter)
Prevention of premature discontinua- (DMF) INDEX Rethman, M. 448; (Response) Brown,
tion of dual antiplatelet therapy in Comparison of the intakes of sugars T.T. et al. 448
patients with coronary artery stents: by young children with and without
DENTAL BONDING
a science advisory from the dental caries experience. Marshall,
Antibacterial properties of self-etching
American Heart Association, T.A. et al. 39
dental adhesive systems. Feuerstein,
American College of Cardiology, DECISION MAKING O. et al. 349
Society for Cardiovascular Angiog- Caring for Ms. Class II amalgam. A clinical evaluation of a self-etching
raphy and Interventions, American (Editorial) Glick, M. 705 primer and a giomer restorative
College of Surgeons, and American Decision making and the dental prac- material: results at eight years.
Dental Association, with representa- tice. Levin, R.P. 1016 Gordan, V.V. et al. 621
tion from the American College of
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS, Microleakage of self-etch primer/
Physicians. Grines, C.L. et al. 652
MANAGEMENT adhesives in endodontically treated
COSMETIC TECHNIQUES Assessing software usability through teeth. Korasli, D. et al. 634
Foreign body reaction to calcium heuristic evaluation. Schleyer, A 36-month evaluation of self-etch
hydroxylapatite after lip augmenta- T.K.L. 211 and etch-and-rinse adhesives in non-
tion. Sankar, V. et al. 1093 Heuristic evaluation of clinical func- carious cervical lesions. Loguercio,
CROHN DISEASE tions in four practice management A.D. et al. 507
Gingival involvement in Crohn dis- systems: a pilot study. Thyva- Using extracted teeth for research:
ease. Ojha, J. et al. 1574 likakath, T.P. et al. 209 effect of storage medium and steril-
CROWNS DELEGATION, PROFESSIONAL ization on dentin bond strengths.
Choosing an all-ceramic restorative Delegating tasks and growing the Lee, J.J. et al. 1599
material: porcelain-fused-to-metal or dental practice. Levin, R.P. 1377 DENTAL CARE
zirconia-based? Christensen, G.J. DENTAL ALLOYS Trends
662 A dozen ways to prevent nickel- One-stop shopping. (Editorial) Glick,
Frequently encountered errors in titanium rotary instrument fracture. M. 282
tooth preparations for crowns. Chris- Di Fiore, P.M. 196 One-stop shopping. (Letter)
tensen, G.J. 1373 Graskemper, J.P. 572
DENTAL AMALGAM
PFM crowns. (Letter) Scollard, M. Utilization
Amalgam study. (Letter) Dérea, J.G.
152; (Response) Christensen, G.J. Oral health literacy among adult
1536; (Response) Bellinger, D.C.
152; (Response) ADA Division of 1536 patients seeking dental care. Jones,
Dental Practice 154 M. et al. 1199
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DENTAL CARE FOR AGED neuropsychological function: the ethnicity and country of origin.
PATIENTS New England Children’s Amalgam (News) Lund, A.E. 586
The application of facial expressions Trial. Bellinger, D.C. et al. 1210 Etiology
to the assessment of orofacial pain in Dry mouth and its effects on the oral Comparison of the intakes of sugars
cognitively impaired older adults. health of elderly people. Turner, by young children with and without
Hsu, K.-T. et al. 963 M.D. et al. 15S dental caries experience. Marshall,
Comorbidities in older patients with Erosion vs. corrosion. (Letter) Grippo, T.A. et al. 39
HIV: a retrospective study. Magal- J.O. 1534; (Response) Bartlett, D. Microbiology
hades, M.G. et al. 1468 1535 Surface antibacterial properties of
Dental implants: a role in geriatric Give kids a smile. (CyberNews) Hoyle, glass ionomer cements used in
dentistry for the general practice? J. 457 atraumatic restorative treatment.
Stanford, C.M. 34S The impact of oral disease and non- Davidovich, E. et al. 1347
Dry mouth and its effects on the oral’ surgical treatment on bacteremia in Prevention
health of elderly people. Turner, children. Brennan, M.T. et al. 80 Fluoride treatments in the dental
M.D. et al. 15S Is it ethical for dentists to treat their office: extra protection for your
The epidemiology, consequences and own children? (Ethical Moment) teeth. (For the Dental Patient)
management of periodontal disease Black, R.C. 1379 American Dental Association Divi-
in older adults. Boehm, T.K. et al. Logic prevails. (Letter) Cook, M. 1191 sion of Communications 420
26S The longevity of amalgam versus Infants, formula and fluoride. (For the
The health of the nation: why you compomer/composite restorations in Dental Patient) American Dental
should care. (Editorial) Glick, M. 144 posterior primary and permanent Association Division of Communica-
The influence of systemic disease on teeth: findings from the New Eng- tions 132
oral health care in older adults. land Children’s Amalgam Trial. Radiography
Scully, C. et al. 7S Soncini, J.A. et al. 763 A comparison of older and newer ver-
Mucosal lesions in older adults. Sil- Survival and reasons for failure of sions of intraoral digital radiography
verman, S. Jr. 41S amalgam versus composite posterior systems. Haiter-Neto, F. et al. 1353
A new look at erosive tooth wear in restorations placed in a randomized Therapy
elderly people. Bartlett, D. 21S controlled trial. Bernardo, M. et al. Amalgam study. (Letter) Dérea, J.G.
Older patients not likely to discuss 775 1536; (Response) Bellinger, D.C.
complementary and alternative med- DENTAL CARE FOR 1536
icine with physicians. (News) Lund, CHRONICALLY ILL PATIENTS Chemomechanical caries removal in
A.E. 296 Comorbidities in older patients with children: an operator’s and pediatric
Oral health and the aging population. HIV: a retrospective study. Magal- patients’ responses. Inglehart, M.R.
Ettinger, R.L. 5S haes, M.G. et al. 1468 et al. 47
Providing oral care for the aging The dirt on being clean: or, why more A dose-effect analysis of children’s
patient. Christensen, G.J. 239 children develop asthma. (Editorial) exposure to dental amalgam and
Quality of life as an indicator of oral Glick, M. 1188 neuropsychological function: the
health in older people. MacEntee, The evidence base for the efficacy of New England Children’s Amalgam
M.I. 47S antibiotic prophylaxis in dental prac Trial. Bellinger, D.C. et al. 1210
The relationship between nutrition tice. Lockhart, P.B. et al. 458 Logic prevails. (Letter) Cook, M. 1191
and systemic and oral well-being in Implant success in people with type 2 The longevity of amalgam versus
older people. Moynihan, P.J. 493 diabetes mellitus with varying compomer/composite restorations in
DENTAL CARE FOR CHILDREN glycemic control: a pilot study. posterior primary and permanent
Amalgam study. (Letter) Dorea, J.G. Dowell, S. et al. 355 teeth: findings from the New Eng-
1536; (Response) Bellinger, D.C. Metabolic syndrome. (Letter) Varon, land Children’s Amalgam Trial.
1536 F. 712; (Response) Friedlander, A.H. Soncini, J.A. et al. 763
Chemomechanical caries removal in et al. 714 Surface antibacterial properties of
children: an operator’s and pediatric Metabolic syndrome: pathogenesis, glass ionomer cements used in
patients’ responses. Inglehart, M.R. medical care and dental implica- atraumatic restorative treatment.
et al. 47 tions. Friedlander, A.H. et al. 179 Davidovich, E. et al. 1347
The dental care of U.S. children: DENTAL CARE FOR DISABLED Survival and reasons for failure of
access, use and referrals by nonden- PATIENTS amalgam versus composite posterior
tist providers, 2003. Chu, M. et al. Autism. (Letter) Tesini, D. et al. 286; restorations placed in a randomized
1324 (Response) Friedlander, A.H. 288 controlled trial. Bernardo, M. et al.
Dental insurance and its impact on More about autism. (Letter) Wicken- 775
preventive dental care visits for U.S. hauser, A.J. 288; (Response) Fried- DENTAL CAVITY PREPARATION
children. Lewis, C. et al. 368 lander, A.H. 288 Chemomechanical caries removal in
Determinants of dental care visits The pathophysiology, medical man- children: an operator’s and pediatric
among low-income African-American agement and dental implications of patients’ responses. Inglehart, M.R.
children. Sohn, W. et al. 309 adult attention-deficit/hyperactivity et al. 47
The dirt on being clean: or, why more disorder. Friedlander, A.H. et al. 475 DENTAL ENAMEL
children develop asthma. (Editorial) DENTAL CARIES Predictors of variation in mandibular
Glick, M. 1188 Ethnology incisor enamel thickness. Hall, N.E.
A dose-effect analysis of children’s Caries, periodontal disease linked to et al. 809
exposure to dental amalgam and
JADA, Vol. 138 http://jada.ada.org December 2007 1627
DENTAL EQUIPMENT dental impression wafer. Ellis, M.A. posterior teeth. Robertson, D. et al.
The in vivo contamination of air- et al. 1234 1104
driven low-speed handpieces with DENTAL OCCLUSION Efficacy of articaine. (Letter)
prophylaxis angles. Herd, S. et al. An evaluation of DNA yield, DNA Flanagan, D. 1418; (Response)
1360 quality and bite registration from a Reader, A. 1420
Keep it simple: reduce unnecessary dental impression wafer. Ellis, M.A. More about articaine. (Letter) Glad-
inventory. Levin, R.P. 1608 et al. 1234 stein, E.L. 1420; (Response) Reader,
DENTAL HEALTH SURVEYS Traumatic A. 1420
Dental care access and unmet dental Occlusal discrepancies. (Letter) DENTAL PULP CAVITY
care needs among U.S. workers: the Shulman, J. 30; (Response) Deas, The antimicrobial efficacy of the
National Health Interview Survey, D.E. et al. 28; Harrel, S.K. et al. 28 erbium, chromium:yttrium-
1997 to 2003. Caban-Martinez, A.J. Occlusion and periodontal disease. scandium-gallium-garnet laser with
et al. 227 (Letter) DiBenedetto, D.C. 28; radial emitting tips on root canal
DENTAL HYGIENISTS (Response) Deas, D.E. et al. 28; dentin walls infected with Entero-
How do we measure shortages of Harrel, S.K. et al. 28 coccus faecalis. Gordon, W. et al. 992
dental hygienists and dental assis- DENTAL PLAQUE The use of the erbium, chromium:
tants? Evidence from California: Essential oils. (Letter) Paine, L.L. yttrium-scandium-gallium-garnet
1997-2005. Brown, T.T. et al. 94 284; (Response) Gunsolley, J.C. 284 laser in endodontic treatment: the
Personnel shortages. (Letter) DENTAL PORCELAIN results of an in vitro study. Schoop,
Rethman, M. 448; (Response) Brown, Choosing an all-ceramic restorative U. et al. 949
T.T. et al. 448 material: porcelain-fused-to-metal or DENTAL RECORDS
DENTAL IMPLANTATION, zirconia-based? Christensen, G.J. Before I release patient records to
ENDOSSEOUS 662 another dentist, should I tell the
Replacement of a fixed partial denture The effect of at-home bleaching on the patient about state board actions
secondary to abutment fracture. microhardness of six esthetic against that dentist? (Ethical
Block, M.S. et al. 785 restorative materials. Polydorou, O. Moment) Wolff, C.M. 1151
DENTAL IMPLANTS et al. 978 The feasibility of at hree-dimensional
charting interface for general den-
Dental implants: a role in geriatric DENTAL PROPHYLAXIS
tistry. Schleyer, T.L.K. et al. 1072
dentistry for the general practice? The in vivo contamination of air-
Stanford, C.M. 34S driven low-speed handpieces with DENTAL RESTORATION
Implants, endodontics and orthodon- prophylaxis angles. Herd, S. et al. FAILURE
tics. (Letter) Wittlinger, E. 148; 1360 Logic prevails. (Letter) Cook, M. 1191
(Response) Christensen, G.J. 148 DENTAL PROSTHESIS The longevity of amalgam versus
Implant success in people with type 2 Design compomer/composite restorations in
diabetes mellitus with varying Choosing an all-ceramic restorative posterior primary and permanent
glycemic control: a pilot study. material: porcelain-fused-to-metal or teeth: findings from the New Eng-
Dowell, S. et al. 355 zirconia-based? Christensen, G.J. land Children’s Amalgam Trial.
A review of the functional and esthetic 662 Soncini, J.A. et al. 763
requirements for dental implants. Magnetic retention of dental pros- Longevity versus esthetics: the great
Leblebicioglu, B. et al. 321 theses in a child with ectodermal restorative debate. Christensen, G.J.
Smoking increases risk of dental dysplasia. Rockman, R.A. et al. 610 1013
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