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Prevalence and risk indicators of dental wear in a Saudi subpopulation. [PDF]
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A Clinical Algorithm for Full-Mouth Rehabilitation in Patients With Generalized Severe Tooth Wear: A Case Report. [PDF]
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Primate dental function and evolution: longitudinal 3D tooth wear in wild baboons. [PDF]
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Association of hand grip strength and bite force on the presence of plaque among adults aged 35-44 years in Mangalore - a cross-sectional study. [PDF]
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Rate and pattern of interproximal dental attrition
European Journal of Oral Sciences, 2015Although occlusal and interproximal attrition occur because of diverse etiology and present dissimilar features, both progress with age. The objectives of this study were to reveal the rate and pattern of development of interproximal attrition facets (PAF) with age and to compare those with occlusal attrition (OA) changes.
Israel Hershkovitz +2 more
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Correlation of Admission Criteria with Dental School Performance and Attrition
Journal of Dental Education, 2002This study was conducted to provide current information on the relationship between admission criteria and dental school performance, including the association of admission criteria and dental school outcomes such as remediation and attrition. Standard tests of bivariate association and multivariate regression models appropriate for continuous and ...
Pamela L, Sandow +4 more
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Molecular genetic investigation of dental attrition in mice
Pediatric Dental Journal, 2013Abstract Inbred C3H/HeJSlc (C3H) and C57BL/6JSlc (B6) strains of mice fed a powdered high-cholesterol diet for 240 days were reported previously to exhibit high and low susceptibility to dental attrition, respectively. Although a number of physical and physiological factors are known to be related to attrition, genetic factors have rarely been ...
Chiaki Tatsumi, Kei Okamoto
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