Titlebook: Dental Caries Aetiology, Pathology and Prevention; L. M. Silverstone,N. W. Johnson,R. A. D. Williams Textbook 1981Latest edition Macmillan

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Jonathan A. Hollander,Paul J. Kennyd of them 6,102 of the plague. But is feared that the true number of the dead this week is near 10 000: partly from the poor that cannot be taken notice of, through the greatness of the number, and partly from the Quakers and others that will not have any bell ring for them.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17795-3rious lesion is seen as an opaque white region, usually positioned at the cervical margin of the interdental facet. This ‘white spot’ lesion contrasts with the translucency of adjacent sound enamel (figure 6.1), and is best demonstrated when the specimen is dried thoroughly.

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Handbook of Experimental Pharmacologyects of enamel dissolution and will be mentioned throughout this chapter. Since the mathematics needed to describe thoroughly the dissolution rates of enamel can become rather complex, this summary is intended to describe the dissolution process without the detail found in the main body of the chapter.

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Animal Models in Addiction Researchse end-products, and also materials produced by extracellular hydrolyses and decarboxylations, are briefly described together with the role of salivary buffers, and the consumption of a strong acid in plaque. Reference is made to the unlikely role of complexing agents in the dissolution of enamel mineral.

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Drug Abuse and Addiction in Medical Illnessublished since the late nineteenth century, but it is the aim of this chapter to give an account of our current understanding of the development, structure and microbial composition of human dental plaque.

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Psychiatric Treatment of Narcotic Addictionncerns the effects of digested and assimilated foods upon the host, and nutritional effects are, therefore, systemic rather than local. A nutritional effect upon the dental tissues is, therefore, an effect upon development, regeneration or repair. It is the local interactions in the mouth due to diet which will be considered in this chapter.

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