Ciba Foundation Symposium - Caries-Resistant Teeth

Publisher: Ciba Foundation
Year: 1965
Tongue: English
Leaves: 358
Series: Novartis Foundation Symposia
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Content:
Chapter 1 Chairman's Opening Remarks (pages 1–6): R. F. Sognnaes
Chapter 2 The Significance of Epidemiological Studies in Relation to Caries Resistance (pages 7–40): G. N. Davies
Chapter 3 Heredity in Relation to Caries Resistance (pages 41–65): Sidney B. Finn
Chapter 4 The Distribution of Caries Resistance in Relation to Tooth Surfaces (pages 66–85): Otto Backer Dirks
Chapter 5 Caries Resistance in Experimental Animals (pages 87–120): Klaus G. Konig
Chapter 6 Caries Resistance as Related to the Chemistry of the Enamel (pages 121–148): Finn Brudevold, Harold G. Mccann and Poul Gron
Chapter 7 The Physical Features of Caries?Resistant Teeth (pages 149–168): A. I. Darling
Chapter 8 The Ultrastructure of Caries?Resistant Teeth (pages 169–191): Robert M. Frank
Chapter 9 The Equilibrium Between Plaque and Enamel in Relation to Caries Resistance (pages 192–221): G. N. Jenkins
Chapter 10 Dental Caries and Trace Elements (pages 222–241): J. L. Hardwick
Chapter 11 The Bacteriology of Caries Resistance (pages 242–265): Marshall L. Snyder
Chapter 12 The Role of Saliva in Caries Resistance (pages 266–288): S. Wah Leung
Chapter 13 Dietary and Environmental Factors Influencing Caries Resistance (pages 289–324): R. L. Hartles
Chapter 14 Closing Remarks (pages 325–327): R. F. Sognnaes

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