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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Drug induced gingival hyperplasia
(Boston University, 1998)Drug induced gingival hyperplasia is a side effect of certain drugs taken systemically which have an effect intraorally and can affect function and esthetics. In this study we tried to find an explanation at the molecular ... -
A Study of the modes of calculus attachment to tooth surfaces
(Boston University, 1978)The purpose of this study is to examine the manner in which calculus deposits attach to tooth surfaces. The results will serve to confirm or reject previously reported material in order to provide an updated source of ... -
Root proximity as a risk factor for a progression of periodontal attachment loss : VA Dental Longitudinal Study
(Boston University, 2007)BACKGROUND: The purpose of the present longitudinal study was to evaluate the association between root proximity and alveolar bone loss. METHODS: We used data from the VA Dental Longitudinal Study, a closed-panel longitudinal ... -
A randomized, parallel design, single blind study comparing atrisorb barriers formed in situ, or the barrier forming kit, over decalcified freeze-dried bone allograft (DFDBA), to DFDBA alone for treatment of class II furcation defects
(Boston University, 1999)The Aim of this randomized, single-blind, parallel design study was to show superiority of vertical and/or horizontal attachment level improvement at twelve months for a combined therapy of DFDBA plus ATRISORB[TM]barrier, ... -
To develop an experimental model by negative replica technique (Schilder-Yu) to study the action of file tip on dentine in vitro
(Boston University, 1984)An experimental model was developed to study the action of mechanical debridment of the root canal system by a negative replica technique (Schilder-Yu) for SEM examination in vitro. The technique allows the option of ... -
The role of the major aerobic microbial flora on the periodontium of the partially and subtotally disalivated rat
(Boston University, 1965)The specific aims of this work were to study the major aerobic inhabitants of the oral flora, located as near as possible to the gingival sulcular area of the teeth, and their possible relationship to the resulting gingival ... -
The effect of rotary cutting instruments and hand instruments on the cavo surface margins of Class II amalgam restorations :
(Boston University, 1979)Cl. II amalgam restorations are routinely inserted by dentists from almost every country. Amalgam is considered to be the most used restorative material in dentistry. Cavity preparation is usually based on the principles ... -
Deletion analysis of the 5'-flanking region of the monocyte chemoattractant protein-1 promoter gene
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In vitro evaluation of new restorative systems
(Boston University, 1998)Bonding to dentin and enamel involve multiple steps including acid conditioning, rinsing, priming, drying, etc. A new experimental product, a self-priming conditioner (PCC, Dentsply), attempts to simplify the process. Used ...
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