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MEDICATION RELATED ORAL MUCOSAL WETNESS AND ITS RELATION TO SALIVARY FLOW-RATE AND SENSATION OF DRY MOUTH [Meeting Abstract]

WOLFF, MS; KLEINBERG, I
ISI:A1994MT32500894
ISSN: 0022-0345
CID: 154744

Effect of bulb ward on microhardness of a microfill composite

Wolff MS; Schlissel ER; Rayhan R
ORIGINAL:0007179
ISSN: 0022-0345
CID: 154787

Preventive resin restorations: indications, technique, and success

Ripa, L W; Wolff, M S
Although preventive resin restorations have been reported since 1977, there is little uniformity concerning the indications for this procedure, nor is there a standard technique. This article proposes diagnostic criteria for pit and fissure occlusal caries and diagnosis-related considerations for treatment planning for preventive resin restorations. A step-by-step 'laminate' technique, which includes, successively, a glass-ionomer cement liner, a posterior composite resin, and a sealant, is described. The success rates reported for several clinical studies of preventive resin restorations are presented, although the criteria for this restoration, treatment methodology, and the determinates of success vary from study to study
PMID: 1502305
ISSN: 0033-6572
CID: 155417

Use of multiple sensitivity measurements and logit statistical analysis to assess the effectiveness of a potassium-citrate-containing dentifrice in reducing dentinal hypersensitivity

Chesters, R; Kaufman, H W; Wolff, M S; Huntington, E; Kleinberg, I
A potassium citrate-SMFP containing dentifrice was tested in a double-blind 8-week clinical trial on subjects with a history of dentinal hypersensitivity. A dentifrice containing SMFP but no potassium salt was used as the control and a 2nd test dentifrice containing potassium nitrate-SMFP was assessed at the same time. The sensitivity of the subjects was evaluated at 0, 3 and 8 weeks using electrical and tactile methods plus a 1-s air blast. The sensitivity scores for each subject at each examination were summarised as a proportion of the examined teeth deemed sensitive. Assessment of any effects of the dentifrices was via an analysis of covariance of the logit transformation of these proportions with the baseline value as the covariate. The use of this novel method of analysis had the advantage of taking into account changes in sensitivity of all of the teeth, both sensitive and non-sensitive, since electrical measurements indicated effects on both. Of the original 120 subjects, 111 completed the trial and the 3 dentifrice groups remained well balanced for age, sex and sensitivity. All 3 dentifrice groups showed statistically significant reductions in sensitivity over the 8 weeks. However, the potassium citrate-SMFP dentifrice was significantly more effective than either the control SMFP dentifrice, or the potassium nitrate-SMFP dentifrice, at reducing sensitivity after 3 weeks, and this difference plus further sensitivity reduction with all 3 dentifrices was observed after 8 weeks
PMID: 1569226
ISSN: 0303-6979
CID: 154698

Effect of air inhibition layers on composite-composite shear strength

Wolff MS; Rayhan R; Garfield J
ORIGINAL:0007178
ISSN: 0022-0345
CID: 154786

THREE-YEAR CLINICAL PERFORMANCE OF THREE HIGH COPPER AMALGAMS

OSBORNE J W; WOLFF M S
BIOSIS:PREV199242098594
ISSN: 0022-0345
CID: 154716

ESTIMATION OF GCF CONTRIBUTION TO RESTING SALIVA

WOLFF M S; KLEINBERG I
BIOSIS:PREV199242098290
ISSN: 0022-0345
CID: 154745

RELATION BETWEEN HYPOSALIVATION AND ORAL MUCOSA WETNESS

WOLFF M S; KLEINBERG I
BIOSIS:PREV199243049538
ISSN: 0022-0345
CID: 154746

The effect of powder/liquid ratio on the in vivo solubility of polycarboxylate cement

Osborne, J W; Wolff, M S
A clinical study of the solubility of three powder/liquid ratios of polycarboxylate cement demonstrated a threefold increase in the solubility for the lower powder/liquid ratios. The three liquid/powder ratios tested were within the range recommended by the manufacturer. The data suggest that the higher powder/liquid ratio (1.5:1) is preferable when minimal solubility is a primary requirement
PMID: 1941674
ISSN: 0022-3913
CID: 154697

Determination of moisture contamination and its effects on resin bonding

Wolff MS; Wong I
ORIGINAL:0007174
ISSN: 0022-0345
CID: 154782