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UEG Week 2025 DDM Summit Presentations

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United European Gastroenterology Journal, Volume 13, Issue S8, Page S1477-S1538, October 2025.
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Conservation of the dental pulp—Cavity preparation

open access: closedThe Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1959
Abstract The thoughts in this article may be summarized by stating that patients with dental caries are afflicted by a serious ailment. Their teeth are diseased and have carious lesions within them. When a carious lesion is excised, living tissues are cut. Excision of viable dentin is excision of extended living pulp.
Sumter S. Arnim
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Three‐Dimensional Tooth Models with Pulp Cavity Enhance Dental Anatomy Education

open access: closedAnatomical Sciences Education, 2021
Dental anatomy is an integrated, core fundamental dental course, which prepares students for all future clinical dental courses. This study aimed to build up an online dental learning platform of micro‐computed tomography‐based three‐dimensional (3D) tooth models with pulp cavity, and to further evaluate its effectiveness for dental anatomy education ...
Wen Sun   +12 more
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A method of measuring the volume of human dental pulp cavities

open access: closedInternational Endodontic Journal, 1986
Summary. A method of measuring the volume of the human dental pulp cavity is described.The crown of an extracted tooth is divided from its root. After cleaning the pulp cavity, it is filled with an elastomer, and the fractured tooth surfaces repositioned before the elastomer sets.The tooth is corroded in acid to release the elastomer which is then ...
K.B. Fanibunda
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The response of the human dental pulp to the use of a cavity varnish beneath amalgam fillings

open access: closedBritish Dental Journal, 1978
The response of the human dental pulp to the use of a cavity varnish beneath amalgam ...
David J. Edwards
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Histologic changes in dental pulps of dogs and monkeys following application of pressure, drugs, and microorganisms on prepared cavities

open access: closedOral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1961
Abstract A progression of histologic changes was observed in the dental pulps of dogs and monkeys after various irritants had been applied to prepared cavities in the teeth. The changes occurring up to one month after treatment have been reported previously.1 Three months after operation, the pulps had recovered from the trauma of simple cavity ...
Samuel Seltzer   +2 more
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