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[Deciduous teeth: histologic aspects].
Revista da Faculdade de Odontologia, Porto Alegre, 1972 openaire +1 more source
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Cementoblastoma involving multiple deciduous teeth
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1987The first case of a cementoblastoma involving multiple mandibular deciduous incisors is presented. The clinical, radiographic, and histopathologic features of the cementoblastoma are reviewed. The possible etiology for the pain frequently associated with this lesion is discussed.
M B, Papageorge, E, Cataldo, F T, Nghiem
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Formocresol pulpotomy in deciduous teeth
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1964Coronal pulp amputation and applica tion of formocresol for three to five days was used in the treatment of 324 decidu ous molars with carious exposures. Roentgenographic and clinical evaluations were carried out over four years; treat ment was successful in more than 90 per cent of the molars treated by use of the formocresol-pulpotomy technic ...
D B, LAW, T M, LEWIS
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Deciduous teeth in tuberous sclerosis
Clinical Genetics, 1996Shed deciduous teeth from patients with tuberous sclerosis, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, phenylketonuria and healthy persons were examined with a surface microscope. We found enamel pits in all 87 deciduous teeth from the 20 patients with tuberous sclerosis, but in none of the 253 deciduous teeth from 142 controls constituting patients with cerebral ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1927
To the Editor: —In Queries and Minor Notes (The Journal, March 26, p. 1024) is an answer to a correspondent from Minnesota who asks how he can prevent decay of deciduous teeth. Scrubbing the teeth will not do a particle of good. These children are apparently short on lime; the mother's milk was insufficient.
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To the Editor: —In Queries and Minor Notes (The Journal, March 26, p. 1024) is an answer to a correspondent from Minnesota who asks how he can prevent decay of deciduous teeth. Scrubbing the teeth will not do a particle of good. These children are apparently short on lime; the mother's milk was insufficient.
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