Biomedical subjects

E Beetke

Publications and source records attributed to E Beetke.

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PubMed1977

[The problem of damage to the tooth germ by ionizing radiation].

Experiments on animals (four-week-old dogs) were conducted in an investigation made to study the possibility of dose-dependent tooth-germ damage produced by ionizing radiation. The individual doses were 50 r and 200 r, respectively, and they were administered once to three times at weekly intervals. Hyperemia and edemata could be observed on tooth-germ pulps from 150 r onward. Both of these conditions became more acute as the radiation dose increased (from 150 r to 600 r). Possible damage to both the dentin and enamel is pointed out.

Animals↗

PubMed1976

[Tooth supporting structure and its importance for the regular development of the dentition and resulting therapeutic recommendations for practice].

The authors emphasize the importance of the supporting area to the regular development of the dentition and describe possibilities for preserving the deciduous teeth until the physiological change to the permanent dentition occurs. The change to the permanent dentition should be guided by a competent evaluation of space supply and space need to avoid expensive orthodontic measures. The supporting area analysis according to Moyers has been used with success to estimate whether the space in the supporting area will be sufficient for the permanent teeth.

Child↗

PubMed1976

[Filling therapy with special reference to experimental studies on model-cast inlays].

By way of introduction, the authors report the results from clinical and radiographic examination of teeth with inlays restorations. In view of further corroboration of the clinical results with modelcast inlays, the authors measured the marginal adaptation of inlays made of Goplat 203 and Sena 65, respectively. The difference in the average marginal adaptation between Goplat 203 and Sena 65 is insignificant, amounting to 3.6 mum in favour of the gold alloy, which permits to recommend Sena as a casting alloy for posterior teeth.

Dental Alloys↗

PubMed1976

[The Inlay].

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Humans↗

PubMed1975

[The model casting method for inlays and bridgework].

The authors deal with the advantages and disadvantages of the direct and the indirect method of inlay making and describe the precision casting technique for inlays and bridges. Furthermore, they present the telescopic tray which has been developed in the Rostock Clinic. This tray permits to apply the impression material under increased pressure. The use of the compound embedding material and dental alloys indicated allows to obtain good treatment results in a rational manner.

Dental Casting Technique↗

PubMed1975