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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Barry Pass, Janis Mercer, Nima Moradi Majd, Alison Glascoe, Ronald S Brown
BACKGROUND: The authors report a case of a 42-year-old woman with End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) undergoing dialysis therapy with the relative loss of tooth root lamina dura and several mandibular radiolucencies. Secondary hyperparathyroidism related to End Stage Renal Disease may result in the loss of bone density and radiolucent lesions, which has been previously described as Brown tumor. Findings significant for hyperparathyroidism may befound on routine dental imaging. RESULTS: The patient was evaluated, and treatment was initiated for her dental conditions...
March 2017: Northwest Dentistry
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REVIEW
Andres R Cervantes Chavarria, Donald R Nixdorf
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Jeanni R Foss
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John E Lueth
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Kenneth McDougall
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Jack L Churchill
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January 2017: Northwest Dentistry
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Brent L Florine
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Nelson L Rhodus
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Thomas D Larson
Polymerization shrinkage of methacrylate composites utilizing bisphenol-A glycidal methacylate or urethane dimethacrylate has typically been about 3-3.5% by volume. Though adjustments have been made to filler loading, filler size, filler particle distribution, and improved silanization, the polymerization contraction still creates some significant clinical problems. A new composite utilizing a completely different chemistry has been released, with polymerization shrinkage of less than one percent. This article will review the clinical effects of polymerization contraction of composite resins, the nature and properties of this chemical form of composite, and potential clinical applications...
January 2017: Northwest Dentistry
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Jonn E Luetn
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January 2017: Northwest Dentistry
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Kenneth McDougall
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Kevin W Dens
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Ryan M Henrichsen
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November 2016: Northwest Dentistry
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Teresa L Fong
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November 2016: Northwest Dentistry
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November 2016: Northwest Dentistry
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Gretchen M Stein
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September 2016: Northwest Dentistry
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John Maguire
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September 2016: Northwest Dentistry
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Tim Langguth
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September 2016: Northwest Dentistry
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John E Lueth
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September 2016: Northwest Dentistry
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