Cariology for the nineties
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Cariology for the nineties
University of Rochester Press, c1993
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Cariology for the 90s
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Dental caries, despite significant reductions in some populations,continues to be a major public health problem, and is the most prevalentdisease affecting humans. However, even fundamental aspects of thepathogenesis of caries remain uncertain, calling for continuing scientific enquiry and the application of sophisticated techniques, from epidemiology to molecular biology.
Although recent changes in the pattern of dental caries are identifiable, available data does not reveal whether, overall, caries is declining. The conference `Cariology in the Nineties', held at the University of Rochester in 1991, by focusing on the etiology, pathogenesis and prevention of dental caries, emphasised the need to co-ordinate research in monitoring populations worldwide, and to change the focus of research to reflect the changing epidemiology and patterns of dental disease. Contents: Keynote address; Epidemiolgy; Saliva; Teeth; Clinical studies; Microbiology/Plaque; Diet/Nutrition/Prevention.
W.H. BOWEN is Professor and Chair, Department of Dental Research,University of Rochester.
LAWRENCE A. TABAK is Professor of Dental Research andof Biochemistry, University of Rochester.
目次
- Part 1 Epidemiology: impact of changing patterns of dental caries, Martin Downer
- caries in our aging population - what are we learning, Paul Depaola
- caries in young populations worldwide, Ken Stephen
- are we using epidemiology effectively?, Dennis O'Mullane. Part 2 Saliva: molecular biological approaches to caries - role of saliva, Lawrence Tabak
- hydroxyapatite-interactive proteins, Donald Hay
- salivary mucins and dental plaque formation, Michael Levine
- human salivary pellicle glycoproteins - identification and bacterial receptor activity, Susan Fisher
- salivary antimicrobials - where are we?, Frank Oppenheim
- ebb and flow of the salivary tide, Colin Dawes. Part 3 Teeth: enamel and dentine gene expression and caries resistance, Harold Slavkin
- structure and composition of cementum, Martha Somerman
- enamel-plaque fluid interactions, Henry Margolis
- physical chemical aspects of the mineralization and demineralization of tooth components, George Nancollas
- relationship of the in vitro studies to clinical problems, Dorothy Geddes. Part 4 Clinical studies: caries risk assessment, John Stamm
- salivary flow and dental caries in aging adults, Ronald Billings
- caries in renal dialysis patients, Cyril Meyerowitz
- determinants of virulence in dental plaque, J. Hans van Houte
- alternatives for conventional clinical caries trials, David Banting. Part 5 Microbiology, plaque: adhesion and cohesion of plaque microflora - a function of microbial fimbriae and fibrils?, Arnold Bleiweis
- molecular biology of streptococcus mutans virulence, Howard Kuramitsu
- arginine deiminase and alkali generation in plaque, Robert Marquis
- ecological determinants in dental root surface caries, Richard Ellen
- adaptations in dental plaque, Domenick Zero
- oral ecological disasters - the role of short-term extracellular storage polysaccharides, Robert Burne. Part 6 Diet, nutrition, prevention: effects of diet and nutrition on saliva composition, Dorothea Jonson
- sweeteners and caries - some emerging lessons, Jason Tanzer
- genetic manipulation of the oral streptococci, Robert Quivey
- enhancing effects of fluoride, Jan Ekstrand
- promoting the disposition of acid in plaque, George Bowden
- vaccination - a cariostatic option?, Martin Taubman.
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