Goldman School of Dental Medicine
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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2144/967
The goal of the Goldman School of Dental Medicine is to provide dental professionals with ongoing training throughout their dental careers. Through education and research our students shape the future of dental medicine. We offer a host of predoctoral and postdoctoral degrees and certificate programs from the Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) to 11 postgraduate degrees. Students choose from a wide range of specialties including general and pediatric dentistry, endodontics, orthodontics, prosthodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery and pathology, and implantology. Students may also combine research programs with clinical training to earn a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) along with their MS in Dentistry.
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The significance of fluoride in Kenyan Water and tea leaves in relation to fluoresis and its effect on the enamel structure and restorative dentistry in general
(Boston University, 1984)SECTION A In this study, 21 water samples obtained from springs, wells and boreholes were analyzed for fluoride using the fluoride electrode. Each water sample had a volume of 250ml. Spring water was found to have a fluoride ... -
An initial investigation into the irritation potential and systemic distribution of selected root canal sealers
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Clinical and radiographic evaluation of teeth treated by the Sargenti method of root canal therapy
(Boston University, 1975)A clinical study has been designed, the purpose of which is to evaluate the success rate and clinical course of teeth treated by the Sargenti method of root canal therapy. All teeth in the study were treated by methods ... -
Effect of dentin pretreatment on microleakage and bond strength of various adhesive restorative systems (in vitro)
(Boston University, 1988)This study is designed to determine in vitro the microleakage pattern and the bond strength to dentin of several adhesive restorative systems and to test the effect of smear layer removal utilizing 17% EDTA (ethelynediam ... -
Diminished bone formation during diabetic fracture healing is related to premature resorption of cartilage associated with increased osteoclast activity
(Boston University, 2007)Introduction: Diminished bone formation, an increased incidence of non unions and delayed fracture healing have been observed in animal models and in patients with diabetes. Fracture healing is characterized by the formation ... -
A preliminary investigation of a pulpectomy technic for primary molar teeth
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The reaction to isobutyl-2-cyanoacrylate when used as a periodontal dressing following gingivectomy
(Boston University, 1974)Isobutyl cyanoacrylate has been shown to have value as a surgical dressing. It has good bond strength, relatively low toxicity, and provides immediate hemostasis when allowed to polymerize on cut living tissue. In this ... -
A clinical evaluation of the restoration of fractured anterior teeth using restodent
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The basis for occusal rehabilitation:
(Boston University, 1973)It is the purpose of this thesis and research project to ascertain if there is a preferential neuromuscular position to which a patient will optimally occlude; and where this position is in relation to the retruded contact ... -
The effect of tissue necrosis factor-alpha inhibitor and AMT on cell death and nitric oxide production in diabetic murine macrophages
(Boston University, 2005)Many dental diseases have an inflammatory component. These diseases share many cellular processes common to all forms of inflammation; inflammatory cell recruitment, cytokine release, and subsequent cellular repair. Systemic ...
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