The Journal of the American Dental Association 2011: Vol 142 Index & Table of Contents

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AUTHORIINDEX
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in the Young 159 Chandler, N.D. 1S (Feb.) El-Khorazaty, J. 1275
Author Anderson, P.F. 493 Chang, T.I. 1237 Enstad, C. 1133
Aneiros-Fernandez, J. 817 Chen, J. 184 Epstein, A.E. 159
Index Antoon, J.W. 1303 Chiba, I. 943 Epstein, J.B. 166, 651, 915,
Arava-Parastatidis, M. 53 Christensen, G.J. 130, 197, 1163
VOLUME 142, 2011 Aravamudhan, K. 79, 1065 441, 668, 959, 1194, 1393 Erickson, C.C. 159
Arslan, H. 658 Chu, C.H. 1258 Ersbell, B.K. 531
a Asami, M. 274 Chu, S.J. 3S (April) Esquivel-Upshaw, J.
Abati, S. 811 Attin, T. 950 Ciccit, D. 811 4S (April)
Abeleira, M.T. 1357 Avery, D. 1S (Feb.) Clark, M. 1065 Esterburg, J.C. 1084, 1337
Abo, H. 274 Clarkson, J. 364 Estes, N.A.M. ITI 159
Abu-Hammad, O. 289 Clarkson, T.W. 1283
Adler, R.A. 1243 Clem, D.S. III 793
Baccaglini, L. 1192
Aizenbud, D. 45 Clemons, M. 371
Badami, V. 646 Fantasia, J.E. 1026
Alawi, F. 53 Cleveland, J.L. 915
Baddour, L.M. 159 Farah, J.W. 4S (April)
Allareddy, V. 128 Cockerell, T. Jr. 251
Bader, J.D. 322, 329, 895, Farman, A.G. 246
Al-Omiri, M.K. 289 Coelho, P.G. 4S (April)
896, 1368 Feijoo, J.F. 793, 1017
Al-Shareef, A. 515 Cohen, C.I. 57
Bargagli, G. 506 | Fellows, J.L. 1368
Altman, J. 1168 Cohen, D.M. 411
Barnes, V.M. 126 Felton, D. 1S (Feb.), 598
American Dental Associa- Cohen, L.A. 137
Barnum, R. 1125 Ferreira, S.Q. 828
tion Council on Scientific Cooke, M.R. 13S (Sept.)
Barone, M. 894 Ferreira da Silva, L.C.
Affairs Expert Panel on Cooper, L. 1S (Feb.)
Barutcigil,C. 658 1154
Antiresorptive Agents Corbett, I.P. 244
Bayindir, F. 658 Finkelman, R.D. 371
1243 Costa, T.R.F. 828
Beerman, L.B. 159 Fitzpatrick, S.G. 411
American Dental Associa- Coulter, I. 70
Bell, J.F. 397 Flores-Mir, C. 635, 925,
tion Council on Scientific Croll, T.P. 369
Beltran-Aguilar, E.D. 1065 1143
Affairs Expert Panel on Cuddy, M.A. 13S (Sept.)
Benjamin, P. 957, 1383 Flottemesch, T. 1133
Fluoride Intake From Curd, F.M. 1385
Benoliel, R. 127 Fontana, M. 15
Infant Formula and Fluo- Cushman, M. 379
Benzian, H. 242 Foy, P.J. 21, 22
rosis 79
Berg, J. 79, 397 Francini, E. 506
American Dental Associa-
Berger, J.S. 130 Francini, F. 506
tion Council on Scientific
Bergeron, C. 20S (April) Dandolu, V. 487 Frantsve-Hawley, J. 79,
Affairs Expert Panel on
Berry, J. 1005 Dashti, H. 411 1065
Nonfluoride Caries-
Bhattacharyya, I. 411 Davidson, P.W. 1283 Frazier, K.B. 612
Preventive Agents 1065
Bilder, L. 45 Degroot, B. 1252 Freire, A. 836
American Dental Associa-
Billings, R.J. 1065 de la Pefia, V.A. 938 Fricton, J. 170, 898, 900,
tion Division of Legal
Blaser, P.K. 842 Denisco, R.C. 800 1133
Affairs 484
Blum, I.R. 612 Dental Practice-Based Friedlander, A.H. 370,
American Dental Associa-
Boggess, K.A. 1275 Research Network Col- 1237
tion Division of Science
Bolger, A.F. 159 laborative Group, The
111, 352, 574, 602, 877,
1101 Bonito, A.J. 137 429, 622, 1368 G
Bouganim, N. 371 Dias de Oliveira e Silva, E.
American Dental Associa- Galindo-Moreno, P. 817
Bovenlander, M. 1376 1154
tion Product Develop- Gallottini, M. 1010
Bowers, C.M. 1335 Diaz-Arnold, A. 20S (April)
ment and Sales Depart- Gao, J. 184
Boyens, J.V. 415 DiBenedetto, D.C. 368
ment 254 Garner, D.P. 1041
Brandt, R.G. 493 Diz, P. 793, 1017
American Heart Associa- Garvan, C.W. 842
Bresnahan, B.W. 368 | Donaldson, M. 1229
tion Council on Cardio- Garvin, J. 25, 133, 256,
Brix, O. 14S (April) | Donly, K.J. 1065
vascular Nursing 159 376, 491, 606, 608, 798,
Broadbent, J.M. 415 Doscher, J.C. 1026
American Heart Associa- 902, 1006, 1128
Bruers, J.J.M. 1376 Douglass, C.W. 28
tion Council on Cardio- Gerweck, C. 79
Buchalla, W. 950 Douglass, J. 600
vascular Surgery and Gewartowski, D. 1368
Bugallo, J. 1017 Dudgeon, W.D. 1041
Anesthesia 159 Gewitz, M. 159
Burne, R.A. 1065 Dumont, T.D. 897
American Heart Associa- Gherlone, E. 811
Burrus, B.B. 322, 895, 896 Dunavant, A.D. 1124
tion Council on Clinical Gilbert, G.H. 429, 622,
Bush, M. 997, 1352 Dunne, E.F. 915
Cardiology 159 1368
Duqum, I. 1S (Feb.)
American Heart Associa- Glenn, 8.0. 327
tion Interdisciplinary Cc Durand, E. 1133 Glick, M. 12, 124, 252, 478,
Durski, M.T. 836
Council on Quality of | Caamano, F. 1357 892, 1122, 1333
Dutta, M. 487
Care and Outcomes Calazans, A.C.M. 1154 Glore, J.W. 1252
Dye, B.A. 173
Research 159 Campodonico, C.E. 1176 Goldberg, L.J. 252
American Heart Associa- Carunchio, M.J. 406 Golub, L.M. 262
tion Rheumatic Fever, Caserio Valea, M. 938 E Gomes, A.C.A. 1154
Endocarditis, and Castine, M. 250 Edelhoff, D. 14S (April) Gémez-Morales, M. 817
Kawasaki Disease Com- Cavallaro, J. Jr. 130, 150 Edwards, B. 1243 Gonzalez, Y.M. 1183
mittee of the Council on Celenti, R. 1168 Edwards, R.R. 137 Gordan, V.V. 429, 622, 842,
Cardiovascular Disease Chainani-Wu, N. 166 Eicheldinger, C. 137 1336, 1368
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AUTHOR |NDEX
Gordon, S.M. 1183 Katz, B.P. 1065 Maihofer, M.G. 1336 Oo
Graskemper, J.P. 1002 Katz, N.P. 800 Maixner, W. 1365 |O berlin, H. 950
Gray, L. 1033 Keinan, D. 391 Makhija, S.K. 622 |O ’Connor, H. 1343
Gray, S. 1033 Kenna, G.A. 800 Malamed, S.F. 3S (Sept.) |O ’Donnell, J. 18
Grbic, J. 372, 1168 Khan, A.A. 1365 Malcmacher, L. 999 |O hrbach, R. 1183
Greene, C.S. 898, 1031 Khanna, N. 137 |M alo, P. 310 | Okum, E.J. 159
Greenstein, G. 130, 150 | Killian, C.M. 369 | Maluf, P.S.Z. 1010 |O kunseri, C. 540, 1124,
Guckes,A . 1S (Feb.) Kim, D.M. 850 Mandel, L. 406 | 1125
Guggenheimer, J. 38, 515 Kim, S. 57 Mandich, M.-A. 1143 | Olin, P.S. 1176
Gutmann, J.L. 244 King, G. 368 Manfredi, M. 825 Oliveira, M.A. 1010
King, R. 79 Manski, R.J. 137 | O’Neil, M.G. 800
Klasser, G.D. 651 Marcus, M. 1050 Oro, R.J. 130
Haas, D.A. 8S (Sept.) Kleinman, M. 600 Marder, M.Z. 1337 Ortega, K.L. 1010
Harorh, O.T. 658 Knight, B.P. 159 | Mariotti, A. 302 | Ortego, S.L. 858
Hatcher, D.C. 246 Knudson, R. 1234 |M arkowitz, L.E. 915 | Outumuro, M. 1357
Haug, S. 1S (Feb.) Kobayashi-Sakamoto, M. Marshall, T.A. 654 O'Valle, F. 817
Hazan-Molina, H. 45 943 Martins-Filho, PR.S. 1154 |O zean, E. 658
Hellstein, J.W. 602, 1243 Koka, S. 1243 | Masoudi, F.A. 159
Henner, K.A. 335, 1002, Kowolik, M.J. 1269 Matthews, J.C. 379
Kramer, J.M. 1026
1398 |M cClain, C.R. 1385
Krol, D.M. 79 | Padial-Molina, M. 817
Hernandez, P. 281, 794 | McClain, M.A. 1385
Kuban, D.S. 1335 | Pajewski, N.M. 540, 1124,
Hersh, E.V. 800 | McClelland, J. 429
Kuijpers, M.A. 18 | 1125
Hillerup, S. 531 |McConnell, R.J. 612
Kulich, R.J. 800 |P aleanis, K. 447
Hiltunen, N.S. 1232 |M cDivitt, E.J. 1041
Kumar, J. 79 | Palenik, C.J. 1269
Hirai, Y. 274 McDonald, N.J. 493
| Pallos, D. 1010
Hirose, K. 943 |M eechan, J.G. 19S (Sept.)
Hobdell, M. 242 L | Mehta, N.R. 800 |P andis, N. 1295
Parker, W.B. 1265
Hodges, J.S. 1343 Lantz, M.S. 21, 22 'M eleti, M. 825
|P ascucci, A. 506
Hoogstraten, J. 1376 Larsen, C.C. 327 |M eredith, P. 1S (Feb.)
| Payne, J.B. 262
Horowitz, A.M. 518 Lawrence, M.M. 128 |M ergoni, G. 825
| Penarrocha, D. 1017
Howard, G. 379 Lee, H.-m. 262 | Mesa, F. 817
Penarrocha, M. 1017
Huang, J.C. 249 Lee, J.J. 173 | Meyer, D.M. 12, 79, 1065
| Peters, M.C. 493
Huhmann, M.B. 1163 Lee, J.Y. 322, 895, 896 |M iano, S.T. 506 | Petrioli, R. 506
Hujoel, PP. 79, 1065 Legel, S.C. 244 | Michalowicz, B.S. 1343 Pette, G.A. 1265
Hunter, P. 427, 1048 Leggott, P.L. 397 | Migliorati, C.A. 1243 Pihlstrom, B. 88, 330, 553,
Levin, R.P. 19, 91, 202, ‘Milgrom, P. 1065 852, 1061, 1297
333, 445, 484, 556, 672, | Miller, R. 1352 | Pihlstrom, D.J. 622
Icalto, F.C. Jr. 943 855, 964, 1081, 1197, |M illikin, N. 484 Pinto, A. 487
Ikkanda, Z. 281, 794 1301, 1396 | Minsley, G. 1S (Feb.) |P itts, N.B. 790
Ingberman, M. 836 Levison, M.E. 159 |M izugai, H. 943 |P odschun, G. 518
Levy, S. 79, 370
Isberg, A. 24 |M jér, I.A. 842 |P olimeni, A. 811
Li, F. 184
Ismail, A.I. 1033 Molina, G.J. 310 Polinkovsky, M. 1275
Li, F. 184
Isogai, E. 943 | Mondragon, E. 842 | Pollick, H. 79
Li, S. 28
Isogai, H. 943 Moore, P.A. 38, 800, 13S | Poulton, R. 415
Li,Y . 184
Ivey, N.T. 895 | (Sept.) | Pourat, N. 1050
Lim, PF. 1365
|M oos, M.-K. 1275 | Powers, J.M. 4S (April)
Lim, S. 1033
| Limeres, J. 793, 1017 | Moshonov, J. 391 Prasad, J.L. 515
| Moss, S.M. 310
Jablonka, F. 1010 Linden, E. 795
|M uehleis, P. 14
Jackson, S. 540 Litaker, M.S. 622, 1368 Q
| Mupparapu, M. 487
Jacobsen, P.L. 1243 Lockhart, P.B. 159 Qvist, V. 622, 1368
Janardhanan, T. 57 Loguercio, A.D. 828 | Murray, G.M. 1031
Jannat-Khah, D. 592 Lopes, A. 310 |M urray, L. 70
Jeffcoat, M. 485 Lorenz, C. 1275 Myers, G.J. 1283
Rada, R.E. 126
Jensen, R.H. 531 Lund, A.E. 25, 255, 375,
| Radmer, T.W. 1252
Jeske, A. 66 490, 797, 1239, 1340 N
| Rautava, J. 905
Jin, L.J. 1258 Luu, N.S. 1143 Nakano, T. 943 Rayyan, M.R. 289
Johnson, N.W. 892 Lynch, C.D. 612, 1233 | Nakao, L.S. 836 Reddy, K. 646
Junger, M.L. 915 Lynch, M. 1283 | Nascimento, M.M. 1368 | Reinhardt, R.A. 262
| Nelson, T.M. 397 | Reis, A. 828
Newburger, J.W. 159 |R ethman, M.P. 484, 1065
Kaipatur, N. 1143 Ma, S. 184 | Nguyen, S.V. 943 | Rhodus, N. 1133
Kalmar, J.R. 1243 Macek, M.D. 137 |N iederman, R. 364, 1003 |R ichards, D. 364
Kameyama, A. 274 Magder, L. 173 | Nobre, M.A. 310 | Riley, J.L. III, 429, 842
Kane, W.T. 800 Magness, W.B. 18 ‘Nordstrom, D. 127 |R indal, D.B. 622, 1133,
Kassab, M.M. 1252 Mah, J.K. 249 Noro, A. 274 | 1368
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AUTHOR |INDEX
Ristic, H. 1243 |S hull, G.F. Jr. 10S (April) | Tellez, M. 1033 Villa, A. 811
Rizvi, B.F. 57 | Siegel, M.A. 1265 |T elford, C. 70 | Visotcky, A. 1252
Roberts, M. 10S (April) |S ilva, N.R.F.A. 4S (April) | Tezal, M. 666
Robertson, J. 1252 |S inger, L.J. 482, 1003 Thoele, M.J. 1133
Romito, L.M. 1269 |S kaar, D.D. 1343 Thomas, M. 194 |W adley, V.C. 379
Roos, M. 950 |S lade, G. 1183 | Thomas, M.S. 16 | Waters, R. 1124
Rouisse, K.M. 429 |S lepian, M.J. 262 Thomas, M.V. 796 Watson, G. 1065, 1283
Rozier, R.G. 518 | Smidt, A. 391 Thompson, V.P. 4S (April) | Waugh, W.S. 93
Ruggiero, G. 506 |S mith, B. 252 | Thomson, W.M. 415 _W entworth, R.B. 20, 674,
Rush, W. 1133 | Smith, W.P. Jr. 899 | Thurston, S.W. 1283 | 966, 1199, 1234
Ruttenberg, A. 252 |S nider, J. 132, 608, 901, | Tieu, L.D. 1143 | Westergard, E.J. 1269
| 1005, 1126, 1339 | Tinanoff, N. 173, 600 |W etterhall, S. 322, 895,
|S now, M.M. 19 | Tomas Carmona, I. 1357 | 896
| Soderlund, K. 256 |T orres-Urquidy, M.H. 250 Wexler, I. 1168
Saffer, A. 1168
|S ohn, W. 493, 1065 | Touger-Decker, R. 166 | Whitford, G.M. 79
Sakoolnamarka, R. 16
|S okolowski, C.J. 13S Truelove, E.L. 1183 |W illiams, O.D. 1368
Salé, H. 24
| (Sept.) | Tsunoda, M. 274 |W illiams, P.L. 28
Samuels, M.I. 20
| Solie, C. 1S (Feb.) | Wilson, N.H.F. 612
Santos, T.S. 1154
| Sorsa, T. 262 iV | Wilson, W.R. 159
Saraiya, M. 915
Satloff, D. 23 | Souza, E.M. 836 | Uppal, A. 487 | Witt, M. 635, 925
Scheett, T.P. 1041 Speer, W.B. 21 ‘Uppal, S. 487 |W olff, M. 592, 1065
Schiffman, E. 1183 | Speiser, A.M. 485 Uribe, S. 666 Wright, J.T. 1065
Schleyer, T. 250 | Stamm, J.W. 1065 |U rlaub, D.M. 1275 | Wu, D. 184
|S tevenson, R.B. 596
Schron, E.B. 159 x
Seago, B. 1183 |S toner, J.A. 262 Vv
| Stoopler, E.T. 53 | Xiao, Y. 184
Sebelius, C.L. Jr. 205 | Valverde, G.B. 4S (April)
Strock, S. 79
Seiber, E.E. 302 van den Bosch, A. 1376 lV
Strohmenger, L. 811
Seminario, A.L. 397 | Suarez, D. 1357 van der Waal, I. 1376 |Y ildiz, M. 658
Seoane-Romero, J.M. 1357 | Syrjanen, S. 905 | van Diermen, D.E. 1376 | You, Z. 379
Seth, S. 551 Vargas, C.M. 173
Shafer, K. 194, 796 | Szabo, A. 540, 1124, 1125 Vargas, M.A. 20S (April) z
Shamlaye, C.F. 1283 Vazquez, G. 1133 | Zahrowski, J. 66, 596
Shelley, D. 592 T | Velly, A.M. 170, 898, 900 |Z ander-Grande, C. 828
Shrivastava, T.V. 20 | Tantbirojn, D. 1176 Versluis, A. 1176 | Zareba, G. 1283
Shrivatsa, S. 487 | Taubert, K.A. 159 Vescovi, P. 825 Zero, D. 1065
Shugars, D.A. 322, 895, 896 | Taubéck, T.T. 950 Viera, S. 836 Zhang, C.F. 1258
Pihlstrom, B. 852 Oral health and disability after age
Subject ADOLESCENT HEALTH 60 years. (JournalScan) Pihlstrom,
Exploring socioeconomic disparities B. 1063
Index in self-reported oral health among Relationship found between chewing
adolescents in California. Telford, | ability, muscle strength in elderly
VOLUME 142, 2011 C. et al. 70 people. (News) Lund, A.E. 375
ADVERTISING ALVEOLAR BONE LOSS
A | Ethics Limited evidence for evaluating dif-
ACCIDENTS, AVIATION | Are advertisements that offer ‘free ferences in marginal bone loss
The crash of Colgan Air flight 3407: | second opinions’ ethical? (Ethical between conventional, early and
advanced techniques in victim iden- Moment) Wentworth, R.B. 1199 immediate loading protocols for
tification. Bush, M. et al. 1352 | What are the ethical issues regarding | mandibular two-implant overden-
ACETAMINOPHEN the use of honorary degrees and tures. (Critical Summaries) Hunter,
Acetaminophen use. (Letter) other nonacademic designations? P. 427
Zahrowski, J.J. 596 (Ethical Moment) Sebelius, C.L. Jr. | Teriparatide has potential for
The therapeutic applications of and 205 treating oral cavity osseous defects.
risks associated with acetamino- AFRICAN AMERICANS (JournalScan) Pihlstrom, B. 332
phen use: a review and update. | The declining numbers of practicing Zoledronic acid may reduce bone loss
(Review) Guggenheimer, J. et al. 38 African American dentists in Cuya- and tumor size in mice with oral
ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING hoga County, Ohio, 1970 through cancer. (News) Snider, J. 132
Oral health and disability after age 2010. Curd, F.M. et al. 1385 ALVEOLAR NERVE
60 years. (JournalScan) Pihlstrom, | AGING | Nerve block. (Letter) Legel, S.C. 244;
B. 1063 | Age, ability to taste iron in drinking (Response) Corbett, I.P. 244
Postoperative disability after third- water linked, study finds. (News)
molar removal. (JournalScan) Snider, J. 1126
JADA 142(12) http://jada.ada.org December 2011
SUBJECT) INDEX
AMELOBLASTIC The use of the mandibular infiltra- | Okunseri, C. et al. 1125
FIBRO-ODONTOMA tion anesthetic technique in adults. | APSE SEO
A large calcifying lesion of the max- Meechan, J.G. 19S (Sept.) AWARDS, 26, 133, 256, 376, 491,
illa in a child. Doscher, J.C. 1026 Adverse effects 608, 798, 902, 1007, 1128, 1240,
AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION Trigeminal nerve injury associated 1340
ADA Seal of Acceptance unveils new with injection of local anesthetics: |A RTHROPLASTY, REPLACEMENT
Web site. (News) Garvin, J. 606 needle lesion or neurotoxicity? Dental procedures and subsequent
New online ADA buying guide offers Hillerup, S. et al. 531 | prosthetic joint infections: findings
comparisons. (News) Soderlund, K. ANTIBACTERIAL AGENTS | from the Medicare Current Benefi-
256 The effect of an antibacterial ciary Survey. Skaar, D.D. et al. 1343
Sealants and dental caries: dentists’ monomer on the antibacterial |A RTICAINE
perspectives on evidence-based rec- activity and mechanical properties The pulpal anesthetic efficacy of arti-
ommendations. Tellez, M. et al. of a pit-and-fissure sealant. Li, F. et | caine versus lidocaine in dentistry:
1033 al. 184 | a meta-analysis. Brandt, R.G. et al.
Annual Meeting The effect of subantimicrobial-dose— | 493
2011 ADA annual session concurrent doxycycline periodontal therapy on | ASSOCIATION DIRECTORY, 10,
meetings. 1079 serum biomarkers of systemic 122, 238, 363, 476, 590, 788, 891,
ADA business program: 2011 house of inflammation: a randomized, 996, 1118, 1228, 1332
delegates. 1072 double-masked, placebo-controlled ASTHMA
American Dental Association annual clinical trial. Payne, J.B. et al. 262 |A sthma, dental caries and NOP.
session October 10-13, 2011: the A summary of the update on cardio- (Letter) Nordstrom, D. 127;
future of dentistry meets here. 681 vascular implantable electronic | (Response) Benoliel, R. 127
ANALGESICS, OPIOID device infections and their manage- |A TTITUDE OF HEALTH
Prevention of prescription opioid ment: a scientific statement from '_PERSONNEL
abuse: the role of the dentist. the American Heart Association. |B uilding better team morale. Levin,
Denisco, R.C. et al. 800 Baddour, L.M. et al. 159; R.P. 855
ANESTHESIA, DENTAL (Correction) 375 Team morale. (Letter) Waters, R.
Alternative mandibular nerve block ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS | 1124
techniques: a review of the Gow- Antibiotic prophylaxis and preven- |A UTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER
Gates and Akinosi-Vazirani closed- tion of endocarditis. ‘JournalScan) | Applied behavior analysis: behavior
mouth mandibular nerve block Pihlstrom, B. 1062 management of children with
techniques. Haas, D.A. 8S (Sept.) Dental procedures and subsequent autism spectrum disorders in
Is the mandibular nerve block passé? prosthetic joint infections: findings dental environments. Hernandez, P.
Malamed, S.F. 3S (Sept.) from the Medicare Current Benefi- et al. 281
Nerve block. (Letter) Legel, S.C. 244; ciary Survey. Skaar, D.D. et al. 1343 | Children with autism. (Letter)
(Response) Corbett, I.P. 244 A summary of the update on cardio- Limeres, J.R. et al. 793; (Response)
Periodontal ligament and vascular implantable electronic Hernandez, P. et al. 794
intraosseous anesthetic injection device infections and their manage- | Dentistry and autism. (Letter)
techniques: alternatives to man- ment: a scientific statement from Barnes, V.M. 126; (Response) Rada,
dibular nerve blocks. Moore, P.A. the American Heart Association. | R.E. 126
et al. 13S (Sept.) Baddour, L.M. et al. 159; | AUTOANTIBODIES
The pulpal anesthetic efficacy of arti- (Correction) 375 | Salivary testing for Sjégren syndrome.
caine versus lidocaine in dentistry: ANTICOAGULANTS (JournalScan) Pihlstrom, B. 554
a meta-analysis. Brandt, R.G. et al. A retrospective review of clinical | AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES
493 international normalized ratio Chronic ulcerative stomatitis is an
The use of the mandibular infiltra- results and their implications. autoimmune disorder, research
tion anesthetic technique in adults. Kassab, M.M. et al. 1252 shows. (News) Lund, A.E. 797
Meechan, J.G. 19S (Sept.) Treating dental patients who use
ANESTHETICS, LOCAL antithrombotic medication: a BACTERIAL INFECTIONS
Alternative mandibular nerve block survey of dentists in the Nether- Asummary of the update on cardio-
techniques: a review of the Gow- lands. van Diermen, D.E. et al. vascular implantable electronic
Gates and Akinosi-Vazirani closed- 1376 device infections and their manage-
mouth mandibular nerve block ANTICONVULSANTS ment: a scientific statement from
techniques. Haas, D.A. 8S (Sept.) Gingival enlargement. Pette, G.A. et the American Heart Association.
Is the mandibular nerve block passé? al. 1265 Baddour, L.M. et al. 159
Malamed, S.F. 3S (Sept.) ANTISIALOGOGUES (Correction) 375
Nerve block. (Letter) Legel, S.C. 244; Orthodontic brackets. (Letter) Mag- | BECKWITH-WIEDEMANN
(Response) Corbett, I.P. 244 ness, W.B. 18; (Response) Kuijpers, SYNDROME
Periodontal ligament and M.A. 18 A multidisciplinary approach to the
intraosseous anesthetic injection APPOINTMENTS AND treatment of oral manifestations
techniques: alternatives to man- SCHEDULES associated with Beckwith-
dibular nerve blocks. Moore, P.A. et Assessing the effectiveness of text Wiedemann syndrome: a long-term
al. 13S (Sept.) messages as appointment case report. Abeleira, M.T. et al.
The pulpal anesthetic efficacy of arti- reminders in a pediatric dental set- 1357
caine versus lidocaine in dentistry: ting. Nelson, T.M. et al. 397 BEDBUGS (CIMEX LECTULARIUS)
a meta-analysis. Brandt, R.G. et al. Missed appointments. (Letter) What are the ethical ramifications
493 Barnum, R. 1125; (Response) | and suggested guidelines when a
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dental office is confirmed as having | C.M. 1335 |C ARDIAC ARREST see HEART
an active bedbug infestation? (Eth- | Forensic dentistry and bitemark ARREST
ical Moment) Henner, K.A. 1398 analysis: sound science or junk sci- CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES
BEHAVIOR THERAPY ence? (Guest Editorial) Bush, M.A. A retrospective review of clinical
Applied behavior analysis: behavior 997 international normalized ratio
management of children with |B ITTERNESS | results and their implications.
autism spectrum disorders in |N ew bitter blocker discovered, study Kassab, M.M. et al. 1252
dental environments. Hernandez, P. || finds. (News) Snider, J. 901 A summary of the update on cardio-
et al. 281 | BODY TEMPERATURE vascular implantable electronic
Dentistry and autism. (Letter) | The effects of three dry-field tech- device infections and their manage-
Barnes, V.M. 126; (Response) Rada, niques on intraoral temperature ment: a scientific statement from
R.E. 126 and relative humidity. Kameyama, the American Heart Association.
BEVACIZUMAB A. et al. 274 Baddour, L.M. et al. 159; (Correc-
Osteonecrosis of the jaw in patients | BONE AND BONES tion) 375
with cancer who received zoledronic |B one fluoride levels, osteosarcoma CAREER CHOICE
acid and bevacizumab. Francini, F. | risk not linked, study finds. (News) Career options. (Letter) O’Donnell, J.
et al. 506 | Snider, J. 1005 18; (Response) Levin, R.P. 19
BIOLOGICAL MARKERS BONE NEOPLASMS Public options. (Letter) Snow, M.M. 19
The effect of subantimicrobial-dose— Bone fluoride levels, osteosarcoma CARIOSTATIC AGENTS
doxycycline periodontal therapy on risk not linked, study finds. (News) | Nonfluoride caries-preventive agents:
serum biomarkers of systemic Snider, J. 1005 executive summary of evidence-
inflammation: a randomized, Secondary based clinical recommendations.
double-masked, placebo-controlled | Osteonecrosis of the jaw in patients Rethman, M.P. et al. 1065
clinical trial. Payne, J.B. et al. 262 with cancer who received zoledronic Salmonella-derived protein might
BISPHOSPHONATES acid and bevacizumab. Francini, F. boost anticaries DNA vaccine,
Postmenopausal women may need et al. 506 researchers report. (News) Snider,
checkups more than twice yearly. BONE REGENERATION J. 1339
(News) Lund, A.E. 490 Dental implants: immediate implant | CELLULAR PHONE
Adverse effects loading. (JournalScan) Pihlstrom, Assessing the effectiveness of text
Bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis B. 89 messages as appointment
of the jaw: two reports from the Dental-tissue stem cells may aid in reminders in a pediatric dental set-
Predicting Risk of Osteonecrosis bone regeneration, study shows. ting. Nelson, T.M. et al. 397
With Bisphosphonate Exposure (News) Snider, J. 1339 | Cell phone text messaging may boost
(PROBE) study. (JournalScan) BONE RESORPTION smoking quit rates. (News) Snider,
Pihlstrom, B. 331 Managing the care of patients J. 901
Dental practice-based study of receiving antiresorptive therapy for CEREBRAL DOMINANCE
osteonecrosis of the jaw and bis- prevention and treatment of osteo- Chewing side preference, handedness
phosphonates. (JournalScan) porosis: executive summary of rec- may be related. (News) Lund, A.E.
Pihlstrom, B. 1063 ommendations from the American 25
Managing the care of patients Dental Association Council on Sci- CHILD DEVELOPMENT
receiving antiresorptive therapy for entific Affairs. Hellstein, J.W. et al. Periodontal treatment during preg-
prevention and treatment of osteo- 1243 nancy and child neurodevelopment.
porosis: executive summary of rec- BREAST NEOPLASMS (JournalScan) Pihlstrom, B. 1061
ommendations from the American Osteonecrosis of the jaw in patients Prenatal exposure to dental amalgam:
Dental Association Council on Sci- with cancer who received zoledronic evidence from the Seychelles Child
entific Affairs. Hellstein, J.W. et al. acid and bevacizumab. Francini, F. Development Study main cohort.
1243 et al. 506 Watson, G.E. et al. 1283
More about osteonecrosis. (Letter) CLINICAL COMPETENCE
Finkelman, R.D. et al. 371; Clinical technical performance of
(Response) Grbic, J.T. 372 Cc dental therapists in Alaska. Bader,
Osteonecrosis of the jaw. (Letter) CALENDAR OF EVENTS, 26, 133, J.D. et al. 322; Narrow focus limits
Friedlander, A.H. 370; (Response) 258, 376, 492, 610, 799, 902, 1007, study’s value. (Commentary) Glenn,
Grbic, J.T. 372 1128, 1240, 1340 S.O. et al. 327; Corresponding
Osteonecrosis of the jaw in patients CARBOXYPEPTIDASE E author’s response. (Response)
with cancer who received zoledronic Tumor protein level may indicate Bader, J.D. 329
acid and bevacizumab. Francini, F. chances that cancer will metasta- Dental therapists. (Letter) Barone, M.
et al. 506 size. (News) Lund, A.E. 255 894; (Response) Bader, J.D. et al. 895
Osteoporosis medications and your CARCINOMA, SQUAMOUS CELL Measuring clinical performance.
dental health. (For the Dental The connection between human (Letter) Millikin, N. 484
Patient) American Dental Associa- papillomavirus and oropharyngeal More about therapists. (Letter) Ivey,
tion Division of Science 1320 squamous cell carcinomas in the N.T. 895; (Response) Bader, J.D. et
Pharmacology United States: implications for den- al. 896
Zoledronic acid may reduce bone loss tistry. (Review) Cleveland, J.L. et When good enough may not be good
and tumor size in mice with oral al. 915; (Corrections) 1005 enough: the need for clinical per-
cancer. (News) Snider, J. 132 Four-gene signature may help predict formance measures in dentistry.
BITES, HUMAN cancer recurrence risk, study finds. (Editorial) Glick, M. 124
(News) Snider, J. 1339
Bitemark analysis. (Letter) Bowers,
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CLINICAL JUDGMENT (Ethical Moment) Henner, K.A. 1398 C-REACTIVE PROTEIN
Clinical judgment: a requirement for What is my ethical responsibility The effect of subantimicrobial-dose—
professional identity. (Editorial) when my employer authorizes treat- doxycycline periodontal therapy on
Glick, M. 1333 ments that I believe are unneces- serum biomarkers of systemic
CODES OF ETHICS sary? (Ethical Moment) Wentworth, inflammation: a randomized,
Are advertisements that offer ‘free R.B. 674 double-masked, placebo-controlled
second opinions’ ethical? (Ethical COGNITION DISORDERS clinical trial. Payne, J.B. et al. 262
Moment) Wentworth, R.B. 1199 |The association between self-reported CROSS INFECTION
Are dentists losing their status as tooth loss and cognitive function in Controlling bacterial contamination
‘professionals’? (Ethical Moment) the REasons for Geographic And of dental impression guns. Wester-
Esterburg, J.C. 1084 Racial Differences in Stroke study: gard, E.J. et al. 1269
Are there ethical considerations to an assessment of potential path- CROWNS
keep in mind as a dentist ways. Matthews, J.C. et al. 379 Comparative reliability analyses of
approaches retirement? (Ethical COLORECTAL NEOPLASMS zirconium oxide and lithium disili-
Moment) Waugh, W.S. 93 Research links colon cancer syndrome cate restorations in vitro and in
Being a doctor. (Letter) Marder, M.Z. to oral mucosal blood vessel growth. vivo. Silva, N.F.R.A. et al. 4S (April)
1337; (Response) Esterburg, J.C. (News) Snider, J. 901 | Improving interocclusal records for
1337 COLORIMETRY crowns and fixed prostheses. Chris-
Coverage denied. (Letter) Samuels, Assessing the use of 35 percent tensen, G.J. 441
M.I. 20; (Response) Lantz, M.S. et sodium ascorbate for removal of Stress analysis of endodontically
al. 21 residual hydrogen peroxide after treated teeth restored with post-
Defining professionalism. (Letter) in-office tooth bleaching. Freire, A. retained crowns: a finite element
Maihofer, M.G. 1336 et al. 836 analysis study. Al-Omiri, M.K. et al.
Dental radiographs. (Letter) Shrivas- COMMUNICATION 289
tava, T.V. 20; (Response) Wentworth, Dentist-patient communication tech- Treatment of enamel hypoplasia in a
R.B. 20 niques used in the United States: the | patient with Usher syndrome. de la
Ethical injections. (Letter) Mal- results of a national survey. Rozier, | Pena, V.A. et al. 938
emacher, L. 999; (Response) R.G. 518 |C YCLOBENZAPRINE
Henner, K.A. 1002; (Correction) COMORBIDITY | Evaluation of the muscle relaxant
1128; (Correction) 1240 Comorbid conditions and temporo- | cyclobenzaprine after third-molar
Ethical referrals. (Letter) Knudson, mandibular disorder. (Letter) extraction. Santos, T.S. et al. 1154
R. 1234; (Response) Wentworth, Dumont, T.D. 897; (Response) Velly, CYTOCHROP4M50E 1 B1
R.B. 1234 A. et al. 898; (Response) Greene, _E strogen and head, neck cancer may
How do I deal with what I perceive to C.S. 898 be linked, researchers report.
be overtreatment by another den- The impact of comorbid conditions on | (News) Snider, J. 132
tist when his or her patients come treatment of temporomandibular | CYTOMEGALOVIRUS INFECTIONS
to me to discuss their proposed disorders. Velly, A.M. et al. 170 Study: saliva can be effective in
treatment plans? (Ethical Moment) More about TMD. (Letter) Smith, | screening for cytomegalovirus infec-
Palcanis, K. 447 W.P. Jr. 899; (Response) Velly, A. et tions in newborns. (News) Lund,
Is it unethical to have a policy for al. 900 A.E. 797
Medicaid-enrolled patients that Temporomandibular and comorbid 'D
allows termination of the relation- pain conditions. Lim, P.F. et al. 1365
|D ECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS
ship when the patient does not CONFLICT RESOLUTION | The effect of electronic health records
show up or call? (Ethical Moment) A balanced approach. (Letter) Clem, | on the use of clinical care guidelines
Ortego, L.S. 858 D.S. III 793 | for patients with medically complex
Is providing onabotulinumtoxinA or From conflict to consensus. Levin,
| conditions. Fricton, J. et al. 1133
similar injections ethical? (Ethical R.P. 556 | DEGLUTITION
Moment) Henner, K.A. 335 Handling intradisciplinary conflict. |M edical emergencies in a dental office:
The Spider-Man principle. (Guest Levin. R.P. 445 | inhalation and ingestion of ortho-
Editorial) Donaldson, M. 1229 CONTINUING EDUCATION | dontic objects. Bilder, L. et al. 45
What are my obligations when pur- PROGRAM, 95, 209, 339, 449, 559, | DENTAL ABUTMENTS
chasing new technologies? (Ethical 757, 861, 969, 1087, 1201, 1305, 1401 | Alternative treatments to replace-
Moment) Antoon, J.W. 1303 CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE ment of defective amalgam restora-
What are the ethical issues I need to The effect of subantimicrobial-dose— | tions: results of a seven-year clin-
consider when developing marketing doxycycline periodontal therapy on ical study. Gordan, V.V. et al. 842
strategies for my practice? (Ethical serum biomarkers of systemic Angled implant abutments: a practical
Moment) Wentworth, R.B. 966 inflammation: a randomized, | application of available knowledge.
What are the ethical issues regarding double-masked, placebo-controlled | (Review) Cavallaro, J. Jr. et al. 150
the use of honorary degrees and clinical trial. Payne, J.B. et al. 262 | Restoration repair. (Letter) Kuban,
other nonacademic designations? COSMETIC TECHNIQUES | D.S. 1335; (Response) Gordan, V.V.
(Ethical Moment) Sebelius, C.L. Jr. Ethical injections. (Letter) |_ 1 336
205 Malcmacher, L. 999; (Response) DENTAL AMALGAM
What are the ethical ramifications Henner, K.A. 1002; (Correction) | Composites and amalgam. (Letter)
and suggested guidelines when a 1128; (Correction) 1240 | Hiltunen, N.S. 1232; (Response)
dental office is confirmed as having Is providing onabotulinumtoxinA or Lynch, C.D. 1233
an active bedbug infestation? similar injections ethical? (Ethical | Practitioner, patient and carious lesion
Moment) Henner, K.A. 335 | characteristics associated with type
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of restorative material: findings from |D ifferences in use of dental and med- Practice-Based Research Network.
The Dental Practice-Based Research | ical services by noninstitutionalized Riley, J.L. Ill et al. 429
Network. Makhija, S.K. et al. 622 children in Ohio. Seiber, E.E. et al. Etiology
Survival of composite versus amalgam | 302 Asthma, dental caries and NOP.
restorations. (JournalScan) Pediatric dentistry: medical referral (Letter) Nordstrom, D. 127;
Pihlstrom, B. 330 | for dental care. (JournalScan) (Response) Benoliel, R. 127
Adverse effects | Pihlstrom, B. 88 Epidemiology
Prenatal exposure to dental amalgam: |F or patients with chronic illness Assessing the relationship between
evidence from the Seychelles Child |A pplied behavior analysis: behavior children’s oral health status and that
Development Study main cohort. | management of children with autism of their mothers. Dye, B.A. et al. 173
Watson, G.E. et al. 1283 spectrum disorders in dental envi- Dental plaque and oral health during
DENTAL AUXILIARIES _ ronments. Hernandez, P. et al. 281 the first 32 years of life. Broadbent,
Clinical technical performance of | Children with autism. (Letter) J.M. et al. 415
dental therapists in Alaska. Bader, Limeres, J.R. et al. 793; (Response) Microbiology
J.D. et al. 322; Narrow focus limits | Hernandez, P. et al. 794 Pathogen linked to early childhood
study's value. (Commentary) Glenn, |D ental care and associated factors caries identified. (News) Lund, A.E.
S.O. et al. 327; Corresponding | among older adults with schizo- | 375
author’s response. (Response) | phrenia. Janardhanan, T. et al. 57 | Prevention
Bader, J.D. 329 | Dentistry and autism. (Letter) Barnes, Glass ionomer cement and resin-based
Dental therapists. (Letter) Barone,M. | V.M. 126; (Response) Rada, R.E. 126 | fissure sealants are equally effective
894; (Response) Bader, J.D. et al. 895 | The effect of electronic health records | in caries prevention. (Critical Sum-
More about therapists. (Letter) Ivey, on the use of clinical care guidelines | maries) Seth, S. 551
N.T. 895; (Response) Bader, J.D. et for patients with medically complex Modern perspectives on caries activity
al. 896 | conditions. Fricton, J. et al. 1133 | and control. (Guest Editorial) Pitts,
DENTAL BONDING | Inherited epidermolysis bullosa: an N.B. 790
Application of etch-and-rinse adhe- update and suggested dental care |N onfluoride caries-preventive agents:
sives on dry and rewet dentin under considerations. (Review) Feijoo, J.F. | executive summary of evidence-
rubbing action: a 24-month clinical et al. 1017 based clinical recommendations.
evaluation. Zander-Grande, C. et al. A multidisciplinary approach to the Rethman, M.P. et al. 1065
828 treatment of oral manifestations |P revention of root caries in elderly
Treating a young adult with bonded | associated with Beckwith- patients. (JournalScan) Pihlstrom,
porcelain veneers. Roberts, M. et al. | Wiedemann syndrome: a long-term | B.90
10S (April) case report. Abeleira, M.T. et al. 1357 Sealants and dental caries: dentists’
Treatment of complicated crown-root | A retrospective review of clinical inter- | perspectives on evidence-based rec-
fracture in a single visit by means national normalized ratio results ommendations. Tellez, M. et al. 1033
of rebonding. Badami, V. et al. 646 and their implications. Kassab, |T herapy
DENTAL CARE M.M. et al. 1252 Composites and amalgam. (Letter)
Dental procedures and subsequent The success of endosseous implants in | Hiltunen, N.S. 1232; (Response)
prosthetic joint infections: findings human immunodeficiency virus— Lynch, C.D. 1233
from the Medicare Current Benefi- positive patients receiving antiretro- |D ifferences in male and female den-
ciary Survey. Skaar, D.D. et al. 1343 | viral therapy: a pilot study. Oliveira, | tists’ practice patterns regarding
For aged patients M.A. et al. 1010 diagnosis and treatment of dental
Dental care and associated factors Treating dental patients who use caries: findings from The Dental
among older adults with schizo- antithrombotic medication: a Practice-Based Research Network.
phrenia. Janardhanan, T. et al. 57 survey of dentists in the Nether- | Riley, J.L. III et al. 429
Prevention of root caries in elderly lands. van Diermen, D.E. et al. Minimally invasive management of
patients. (JournalScan) Pihlstrom, 1376 dental caries: contemporary
B. 90 |S tandards teaching of posterior resin-based
For children | Measuring clinical performance. composite placement in U.S. and
Applied behavior analysis: behavior (Letter) Millikin, N. 484 Canadian dental schools. Lynch,
management of children with autism | When good enough may not be good C.D. et al. 612
spectrum disorders in dental envi- enough: the need for clinical per- |P ractitioner, patient and carious
ronments. Hernandez, P. et al. 281 formance measures in dentistry. lesion characteristics associated
Assessing the effectiveness of text (Editorial) Glick, M. 124 with type of restorative materials:
messages as appointment | DENTAL CARIES findings from The Dental Practice-
reminders in a pediatric dental set- |C hemically induced Based Research Network. Makhija,
ting. Nelson, T.M. et al. 397 |R ampant caries from oral transmu- | S.K. et al. 622
Assessing the relationship between cosal fentanyl citrate lozenge abuse. DENTAL CERAMICS
children’s oral health status and that | Mandel, L. et al. 406 The all-ceramic restoration dilemma:
of their mothers. Dye, B.A. et al. 173 | Diagnosis where are we? Christensen, G.J. 668
Children with autism. (Letter) | Caries risk assessment and manage- | All-ceramic restorations in different
Limeres, J.R. et al. 793; (Response) ment for prosthodontic patients. | indications: a case series. Edelhoff,
Hernandez, P. et al. 794 (JournalScan) Pihlstrom, B. 852 D. et al. 14S (April)
Dental sealants. (Letter) Muehleis, P. |D ifferences in male and female den- | Evolution and clinical applications of
14; (Response) Fontana, M. 15 | tists’ practice patterns regarding | esthetic ceramic materials in den-
Dentistry and autism. (Letter) Barnes, | diagnosis and treatment of dental tistry. Chu, S.J. 3S (April)
V.M. 126; (Response) Rada, R.E. 126 caries: findings from The Dental | Treating a young adult with bonded
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porcelain veneers. Roberts, M. et al. Microbiology D.S. 1335; (Response) Gordan, V.V.
10S (April) Pathogen linked to early childhood 1336
DENTAL ENAMEL caries identified. (News) Lund, A.E. Survival of composite versus amalgam
Prediction of enamel demineraliza- 375 restorations. (JournalScan)
tion during orthodontic treatment. DENTAL PRACTICE Pihlstrom, B. 330
(JournalScan) Pihlstrom, B. 555 Clinical judgment: a requirement for Instrumentation
Hypoplasia professional identity. (Editorial) Application of etch-and-rinse
Treatment of enamel hypoplasia in a Glick, M. 1333 adhesives on dry and rewet dentin
patient with Usher syndrome. de la DENTAL PROSTHESES under rubbing action: a 24-month
Pena, V.A. et al. 938 Evidence-based guidelines for the care | clinical evaluation. Zander-Grande,
DENTAL IMPLANTATION, and maintenance of complete den- C. et al. 828
ENDOSSEOUS tures: a publication of the American The color differences of direct
The success of endosseous implants in College of Prosthodontists. (Review) esthetic restorative materials after
human immunodeficiency virus— Felton, D. et al. 1S (Feb.) setting and compared with a shade
positive patients receiving antiretro- Design guide. Barutcigil,C. et al. 658
viral therapy: a pilot study. Oliveira, All-ceramic restorations in different | Comparative reliability analyses of
M.A. et al. 1010 indications: a case series. Edelhoff, zirconium oxide and lithium disili-
DENTAL IMPLANTS D. et al. 14S (April) cate restorations in vitro and in
Angled implant abutments: a practical Comparative reliability analyses of vivo. Silva, N.F.R.A. et al. 4S (April)
application of available knowledge. zirconium oxide and lithium disili- |C omparing the effectiveness of self-
(Review) Cavallaro, J. Jr. et al. 150 cate restorations in vitro and in vivo. curing and light curing in polymer-
Dental implants: immediate implant Silva, N.F.R.A. et al. 4S (April) ization of dual-cured core buildup
loading. (JournalScan) Pihistrom, Improving interocclusal records for materials. Taubick, T.T. et al. 950
B. 89 crowns and fixed prostheses. Evolution and clinical applications of
A longitudinal study of the survival Christensen, G.J. 441 esthetic ceramic materials in den-
of All-on-4 implants in the mandible Treating a young adult with bonded tistry. Chu, S.J. 3S (April)
with up to 10 years of follow-up. porcelain veneers. Roberts, M. et al. | Minimally invasive management of
Malo, P. 310 10S (April) dental caries: contemporary
Adverse effects Failure teaching of posterior resin-based
Multifocal oral melanoacanthoma Caries risk assessment and manage- composite placement in U.S. and
and melanotic macula in a patient ment for prosthodontic patients. Canadian dental schools. Lynch,
after dental implant surgery. (JournalScan) Pihlstrom, B. 852 C.D. et al. 612
Galindo-Moreno, P. et al. 817 Orthodontic brackets. (Letter) | Practitioner, patient and carious
DENTAL IMPRESSION Magness, W.B. 18; (Response) lesion characteristics associated
TECHNIQUE Kuijpers, M.A. 18 with type of restorative materials:
Instrumentation Implant-supported findings from The Dental Practice-
Controlling bacterial contamination of Angled implant abutments: a practical Based Research Network. Makhija,
dental impression guns. Westergard, application of available knowledge. S.K. et al. 622
E.J. et al. 1269 (Review) Cavallaro, J. Jr. et al. 150 | Survival of composite versus amalgam
Is the current generation of tech- Cantilevered prostheses. (Letter) restorations. (JournalScan)
nology facilitating better dentistry? Berger, J.S. 130; (Response) Pihlstrom, B. 330
Christensen, G.J. 959 Greenstein, G. et al. 130 Methods
DENTAL INFORMATICS A longitudinal study of the survival The all-ceramic restoration dilemma:
Ontology and research. (Letter) of All-on-4 implants in the mandible where are we? Christensen, G.J. 668
Schleyer, T. et al. 250; (Response) with up to 10 years of follow-up. | All-ceramic restorations in different
Smith, B. et al. 252; (Response) Malo, P. 310 | indications: a case series. Edelhoff,
American Dental Association Retention D. et al. 14S (April)
Product Development and Sales A longitudinal study of the survival | Composites and amalgam. (Letter)
Department 254 of All-on-4 implants in the mandible Hiltunen, N.S. 1232; (Response)
DENTAL LEAKAGE with up to 10 years of follow-up. _ Lynch, C.D. 1233
Is endodontic re-treatment mandatory Malo, P. 310 | Cuspal deflection and depth of cure in
for every relatively old temporary DENTAL PULP | resin-based composite restorations
restoration? A narrative review. The pulpal anesthetic efficacy of arti- filled by using bulk, incremental and
(Review) Keinan, D. et al. 391 caine versus lidocaine in dentistry: transtooth-illumination techniques.
DENTAL OFFICES a meta-analysis. Brandt, R.G. et al. Campodonico, C.E. et al. 1176
Relocation or renovation. Levin, R.P. 493 | The effects of three dry-field tech-
333 DENTAL RESTORATION, niques on intraoral temperature and
What are the ethical ramifications and PERMANENT relative humidity. Kameyama, A. et
suggested guidelines when a dental Failure al. 274
office is confirmed as having an Alternative treatments to replacement |M odern perspectives on caries
active bedbug infestation? (Ethical of defective amalgam restorations: activity and control. (Guest Edito-
Moment) Henner, K.A. 1398 results of a seven-year clinical study. rial) Pitts, N.B. 790
DENTAL PLAQUE Gordan, V.V. et al. 842 Restoration longevity versus
Epidemiology Restoration longevity versus esthetics: a dilemma for doctors and
Dental plaque and oral health during esthetics: a dilemma for doctors and | patients. Christensen, G.J. 1194
the first 32 years of life. Broadbent, patients. Christensen, G.J. 1194 | Restoration of noncarious tooth
J.M. et al. 415 Restoration repair. (Letter) Kuban, defects by dentists in The Dental
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Practice-Based Research Network. History | Christensen, G.J. 441
Nascimento, M.M. et al. 1368 Dentistry’s forced return to its roots. |D ESENSITIZING AGENTS
Treating a maxillary midline Christensen, G.J. 1393 Dentin hypersensitivity. (Letter)
diastema in adult patients: a general Workforce Thomas, M.S. 16; (Response)
dentist’s perspective. Chu, C.H. et The declining numbers of practicing Sakoolnamarka, R. 16
al. 1258 African-American dentists in Cuya- |D IABETES MELLITUS
DENTAL RESTORATION, hoga County, Ohio, 1970 through | Development of a clinical guideline to
TEMPORARY 2010. Curd, F. et al. 1385 predict undiagnosed diabetes in
Is endodontic re-treatment manda- DENTISTS dental patients. Li, S. et al. 28
tory for every relatively old tempo- Are dentists losing their status as Simple screening can identify
rary restoration? A narrative review. ‘professionals’? (Ethical Moment) patients with diabetes, research
(Review) Keinan, D. et al. 391 Esterburg, J.C. 1084 indicates. (News) Lund, A.E. 1239
DENTAL STAFF Being a doctor. (Letter) Marder, M.Z. | DIASTEMA
Building better team morale. Levin, 1337; (Response) Esterburg, J.C. Treating a maxillary midline
R.P. 855 1337 diastema in adult patients: a gen-
Changing of the guard. Levin, R.P. Defining professional success to eral dentist’s perspective. Chu, C.H.
1197 define our profession. (Editorial) et al. 1258
From conflict to consensus. Levin, Glick, M. 1122 DIET
R.P. 556 Defining professionalism. (Letter) Diet and prevention of oral cancer:
Nepotism and dental practices. Maihofer, M.G. 1336 strategies for clinical practice.
Levin, R.P. 964 The Spider-Man principle. (Guest Chainani-Wu, N. et al. 166
Team morale. (Letter) Waters, R. 1124 Editorial) Donaldson, M. 1229 Dietary and nutritional needs of
DENTAL STRESS ANALYSIS Role patients undergoing therapy for
Stress analysis of endodontically Prevention of prescription opioid head and neck cancer. (Review)
treated teeth restored with post- abuse: the role of the dentist. Epstein, J.B. et al. 1163
retained crowns: a finite element Denisco, R.C. et al. 800 Guidelines
analysis study. Al-Omiri, M.K. et al. Tobacco-use treatment in dental Dietary Guidelines for Americans,
289 practice: how Healthy People 2020 | 2010: an update. Marshall, T.A. 654
DENTAL VENEERS aligns federal policy with the evi- | |D ISABILITY EVALUATION
Treating a young adult with bonded dence. (Guest Editorial) Shelley, D. | Oral health and disability after age
porcelain veneers. Roberts, M. et al. et al. 592 60 years. (JournalScan) Pihlstrom,
10S (April) Supply eek wsoncch te Pe
DENTIN-BONDING AGENTS The declining numbers of practicing | Postoperative disability after third-
Application of etch-and-rinse adhe- African-American dentists in molar removal. (JournalScan)
sives on dry and rewet dentin under Cuyahoga County, Ohio, 1970 Pihlstrom, B. 852
rubbing action: a 24-month clinical through 2010. Curd, F. et al. 1385 | DISINFECTION © aie
evaluation. Zander-Grande, C. et al. DENTISTS, WOMEN Controlling bacterial contamination of
828 Differences in male and female den- dental impression guns. Westergard,
DENTIN SENSITIVITY tists’ practice patterns regarding E.J. et al. 1269
Dentin hypersensitivity. (Letter) diagnosis and treatment of dental DOCUMENTATION
Thomas, M.S. 16; (Response) caries: findings from The Dental Oral and oropharyngeal cancer: what
Sakoolnamarka, R. 16 Practice-Based Research Network. are the next steps? (Editorial)
DENTIST-PATIENT RELATIONS Riley, J.L. III et al. 429 Glick, M. et al. 892
Dentist-patient communication tech- DENTITION, MIXED DOXYCYCLINE — .
niques used in the United States: The validity and reliability of mixed- | The effect of subantimicrobial-dose—
the results of a national survey. dentition analysis methods: a sys- doxycycline periodontal therapy -
Rozier, R.G. 518 tematic review. (Review) Luu, N.S. reece biomarkers of sy stemic
Helping patients understand and et al. 1143 inflammation: a randomized,
accept the best treatment plans. DENTURES double-masked, placebo-controlled
Christensen, G.J. 197 | Complete | clinical trial. Payne, J.B. et al. 262
DUPLICATE PUBLICATION
How to respond to dissatisfied Denture care. (Letter) Stevenson,
Notice of duplicate publication (The
patients. Levin, R.P. 1396 R.B. 596; (Response) Felton, D. 598
effect of Er, Cr:YSGC laser and air
Ethics Evidence-based guidelines for the care
abrasion on shear bond strength of
How do I deal with what I perceive to and maintenance of complete den-
a fissure sealant to enamel.
be overtreatment by another den- tures: a publication of the American
Moslemi, M. et al. [JADA 2010;
tist when his or her patients come College of Prosthodontists. (Review)
141(2):157]). 1126
to me to discuss their proposed Felton, D. et al. 1S (Feb.)
treatment plans? (Ethical Moment) Overlay E
Palcanis, K. 447 Limited evidence for evaluating differ- |E CONOMIC COMPETITION
DENTISTRY ences in marginal bone loss between | The reality of competition. Levin,
Economics conventional, early and immediate R.P. 1301
A humbling recession. (Letter) Oro, loading protocols for mandibular ECONOMIC RECESSION
R.J. 130; (Response) Christensen, two-implant overdentures. (Critical |A humbling recession. (Letter) Oro,
G.J. 130 Summaries) Hunter, P. 427 R.J. 130; (Response) Christensen,
Dentistry’s forced return to its roots. Partial, fixed | GJ. 130
Christensen, G.J. 1393 Improving interocclusal records for _| Dentistry’s forced return to its roots.
crowns and fixed prostheses. Christensen, G.J. 1393
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SUBJECT INDEX
EDUCATION, DENTAL update and suggested dental care and maintenance of complete den-
Minimally invasive management of considerations. (Review) Feijoo, J.F. tures: a publication of the American
dental caries: contemporary et al. 1017 | College of Prosthodontists. (Review)
teaching of posterior resin-based EQUIPMENT CONTAMINATION Felton, D. et al. 1S (Feb.)
composite placement in U.S. and Controlling bacterial contamination | Evidence or science based? There is a
Canadian dental schools. Lynch, of dental impression guns. Wester- | time for every purpose. (Editorial)
C.D. et al. 612 gard, E.J. et al. 1269 Glick, M. et al. 12
ELECTRONIC RECORDS ESTHETICS Limited evidence for evaluating differ-
The effect of electronic health records All-ceramic restorations in different ences in marginal bone loss between
on the use of clinical care guidelines indications: a case series. Edelhoff, conventional, early and immediate
for patients with medically complex D. et al. 14S (April) loading protocols for mandibular
conditions. Fricton, J. et al. 1133 The color differences of direct | two-implant overdentures. (Critical
EMERGENCIES esthetic restorative materials after | Summaries) Hunter, P. 427
Medical emergencies in a dental office: setting and compared with a shade | More about evidence-based dentistry.
inhalation and ingestion of ortho- guide. Barutcigil,(. et al. 658 (Letter) Singer, L.J. 1003;
dontic objects. Bilder, L. et al. 45 Comparative reliability analyses of zir- | (Response) Niederman, R. 1003
EMERGENCY SERVICE, HOSPITAL conium oxide and lithium disilicate Nonfluoride caries-preventive agents:
Utilization restorations in vitro and in vivo. executive summary of evidence-
Missed appointments. (Letter) Silva, N.F.R.A. et al. 4S (April) | based clinical recommendations.
Barnum, R. 1125; (Response) Evolution and clinical applications of Rethman, M.P. et al. 1065
Okunseri, C. et al. 1125 esthetic ceramic materials in den- Reading habits. (Letter) Speer, W.B.
Using emergency departments. tistry. Chu, S.J. 3S (April) | 21; (Response) Lantz, MLS. et al. 22
(Letter) Dunavant, A.D. 1124; Laypeople’s preferences regarding |S ealants and dental caries: dentists’
(Response) Okunseri, C. et al. 1124 frontal dentofacial esthetics: perio- perspectives on evidence-based rec-
Wisconsin Medicaid enrollees’ recur- dontal factors. (Review) Witt, M. et | ommendations. Tellez, M. et al. 1033
rent use of emergency departments al. 925 EXERCISE
and physicians’ offices for treatment Restoration longevity versus The effects of mouthpiece use on gas
of nontraumatic dental conditions. esthetics: a dilemma for doctors and exchange parameters during steady-
Okunseri, C. et al. 540; (Correction) patients. Christensen, G.J. 1194 state exercise in college-aged men
608 Treating a maxillary midline and women. Garner, D.P. et al. 1041
EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE diastema in adult patients: a gen-
Poor performance and termination. eral dentist’s perspective. Chu, C.H. | FACIAL PAIN
Levin, R.P. 91 et al. 1258 Asthma, dental caries and NOP.
EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE Treating a young adult with bonded (Letter) Nordstrom, D. 127;
APPRAISAL porcelain veneers. Roberts, M. et al. | (Response) Benoliel, R. 127
Poor performance and termination. 10S (April) Development of a brief and effective
Levin, R.P. 91
ESTROGENS temporomandibular disorder pain
ENDOCARDITIS, BACTERIAL Estrogen and head, neck cancer may screening questionnaire: reliability
Antibiotic prophylaxis and preven- be linked, researchers report. and validity. Gonzalez, Y.M. et al.
tion of endocarditis. (JournalScan) (News) Snider, J. 132 1183
Pihlstrom, B. 1062
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE | Modest improvement in temporo-
ENDODONTIC THERAPY The Affordable Care Act and mandibular disorder—related pain
The frequency of pain after evidence-based care. (Guest Edito- associated with use of hard stabi-
endodontic procedures. (Critical rial) Niederman, R. et al. 364 lization appliances compared with
Summaries) Benjamin, P. 957 Affordable care and evidence-based use of nonoccluding appliances or
Is endodontic re-treatment mandatory dentistry. (Letter) Graskemper, J.P. no therapy. (Critical Summaries)
for every relatively old temporary 1002; (Response) Niederman, R. | Pandis, N. 1295
restoration? A narrative review. 1003 | Neuralgia-inducing cavitational
(Review) Keinan, D. et al. 391 Clinical judgment: a requirement for osteonecrosis: a possible diagnosis
Neuralgia-inducing cavitational professional identity. (Editorial) for an orofacial pain compliant?
osteonecrosis: a possible diagnosis Glick, M. 1333 | Klasser, G.D. et al. 651
for an orofacial pain compliant? Coverage denied. (Letter) Samuels, | Temporomandibular and comorbid
Klasser, G.D. et al. 651 M.I. 20; (Response) Lantz, M.S. et pain conditions. Lim, P.F. et al. 1365
Pain after routine endodontic al. 21 | FAMILIAL ADENOMATOUS
therapy may not have originated Denture care. (Letter) Stevenson, POLYPOSIS
from the treated tooth. (Critical R.B. 596; (Response) Felton, D. 598 Research links colon cancer syn-
Summaries) Benjamin, P. 1383 Evidence-based clinical reeommenda- | drome to oral mucosal blood vessel
Stress analysis of endodontically tions regarding fluoride intake from | growth. (News) Snider, J. 901
treated teeth restored with post- reconstituted infant formula and |F AMILY
retained crowns: a finite element enamel fluorosis: a report of the | The Spider-Man principle. (Guest
analysis study. Al-Omiri, M.K. et al. American Dental Association | Editorial) Donaldson, M. 1229
289
Council on Scientific Affairs. |F EES AND CHARGES
Treatment of complicated crown-root (Review) Berg, J. et al. 79 | When patients want to negotiate
fracture in a single visit by means Evidence-based dentistry recommen- | fees. Levin, R.P. 202
of rebonding. Badami, V. et al. 646 dations. (Letter) Tinanoff, N. et al. | FENTANYL CITRATE
EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA 600; (Response) Hellstein, J.W. 602 Rampant caries from oral transmu-
Inherited epidermolysis bullosa: an Evidence-based guidelines for the care | cosal fentanyl citrate lozenge abuse.
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