Biomedical subjects
E J Neiburger
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An open letter on the handpiece issue.
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The handpiece sterilization issue.
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In defense of disinfection ... the handpiece study.
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The history of man's occlusion.
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The evolution of human occlusion (II).
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The evolution of human occlusion (I).
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Dumping the 'practice detractor'.
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Tooth stain due to electric burn.
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Incidence of torsiversion in mandibular third molars.
Two percent of 826 adults examined during routine dental check-up visits show torsiversion in their molars. The degree of rotation ranges from 20 degrees to 60 degrees with the predominant position at 30 degrees buccal. This condition is quite rare and appears to be genetically directed at the infracrypt level of development.
Flat-plane occlusion in the development of man.
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A mandibular cystlike lesion in a prehistoric American Indian.
A possible multilocular cyst or ameloblastoma is reported in a 1,200-year-old prehistoric American Indian. A description of this lesion and its incidence in early populations is reviewed.
Ancient case of dental erosion.
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Testing hypnotic susceptibility: 30-second chairside technic.
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Light trance hypnosis in dentistry--increased production without local anesthesia.
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A comparison of American and Soviet dentistry.
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