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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1968
Abstract Dental research, during the past two decades, has had rapid growth both in development and in financial support. Also, during the last ten years, the number of interested and qualified researchers has increased greatly. These are trends which, I am confident, will continue at a high level, and progress will be even greater in the years ahead.
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Abstract Dental research, during the past two decades, has had rapid growth both in development and in financial support. Also, during the last ten years, the number of interested and qualified researchers has increased greatly. These are trends which, I am confident, will continue at a high level, and progress will be even greater in the years ahead.
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Dental research priorities and availability of research opportunities for dental students
Journal of Dental Education, 1978The American Student Dental Association surveyed 69 dental deans representing schools in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico to assess the priority of research and the role of dental students in research activity. Student interest, curricular requirements, potential funding, and opportunities available, as related to dental research, were topics
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Human experimentation in dental research
Australian Dental Journal, 1981Abstract— The use of human subjects in the field of dental research is a controversial issue. Ethical, moral, and legal aspects of dental experimentation, are presented and also an evaluation of present guidelines.
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Trends in dental caries research
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1953Abstract The results of experimental investigations, epidemiologic surveys, and clinical observations indicate that at the present time our knowledge of the etiology of dental caries appears to favor the acidogenic hypothesis. Four factors have been discussed which apparently are significant in the dental caries problem; these are: (1) the enzymatic ...
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The Impact of Dental Research on Dental Practice
Journal of Dental Research, 1986openaire +2 more sources
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1956
R W, PHILLIPS, G C, PAFFENBARGER
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R W, PHILLIPS, G C, PAFFENBARGER
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