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36. Yamamoto K, Kawamoto M, Miki T et al. The infiltration of bonding monomer into dentin treated with phosphoric acid. Jap J Conserv Dent 1992; 35: 694-700. C. Tensile bond 31. Hosoda H, Sugisaki J and Hamirattisai strength of various dentin bonding systems. J Jap Dent Mater 1991; 10: 839-843. 38. Takahashi H, Shinkai K and Katoh Y. Study on marginal closure and tensile bond strength of composite resin inlay. Jap J Conserv Dent 1991; 34: 1136-l 149. M et al. Adhesive 39. Hotta M, Yamamoto K, Wakabayashi efficiency of new bonding agents to dentin on bonding agent using urethane acrylate oligomer. JJap Dent Mater 1989; 8: 11-16. 40. Senzui T, Nara Y and Katsuyama S. Bonding of trans enamel-dentin light cured composite to dentin. Jap J Conserv Dent 1991; 34: 1091-1104. 41. Noiri Y, Ozaki K, Nakanishi T et al. Study on adhesive properties of restorative materials to human root dentin. Jap J Conserv Dent 1990; 33: 639-647. 42. Okamoto Y, Satoh S, Seno-o H et al. A pilot study of bonding agents containing tannic acid. Jap J Conserv Dent 1990; 33: 485-488. 43. Chigira H, Manabe A, Itoh K et al. Efficacy of glyceryl methacrylate as a dentin primer. Dent MaterJ 1989; 8: 194199. 44. Horashima I, Hirasawa T and Uzawa T. Effects of monomer compositions on the bond strength of experimental lightcured 3-MBA resins to tooth substrates. J Jap Dent Mater 1989; 8: 23-28.
45 Hayakawa T, Endo H, Nagatsuka A et al. Studies on adhesion to tooth substrate (6): The adhesion of composite resin to dentin mediated by the dentin primer containing MTYA. Dent Mater J 1989; 8: 155-163. 46. Ikakura K, Kojima K, Kadoma Y et al. New visible-light initiator systems for adhesion of resin to dentin. JJap Dent Mater 1991; 10: 72-76. 41. Nambu T and Tani Y. Influence of temperature on adhesiveness of polycarboxylate cement. JJap Dent Appar Mater Appl 1981; 38: 112-118. 48. Takahashi M, Suzuki K and Nakai H. Adhesion of restorative resin to tooth substance: adhesion of aminoacid derivatives-HEMA bonding agent to bovine dentin following pretreated with MAL-HEM4 aqueous solution. J Jap Dent Mater 1991; 10: 196-203. 49. Fukushima T, Miyazaki K, Horibe T et al. Effect of dentin primers containing N-methylolacrylamide or N-methylolmethacrylamide on bonding of composite resin to etched dentin. JJap Dent Mater 1992; 11: 344350. 50. Inoue K, Oka H, Ujigo Y et al. The influence of thermal cycling on the adhesive strength of adhesive resin cement. J Jap Dent Mater 1989; 8: 750-755. 51. Miyazaki S, Hinoura K, Kanamaru T et al. Study on light cured composite resins: influence of pretreated procedures for dentin surfaces on shear bond strength to dentin. Jap J Conserv Dent 1991; 34: 734-741. 52. Torii Y, Kawakami M, Ui T et al. Effect of polymerization shrinkage of light cured composite resin on the bond strength between resin and dentin at the cavity floor. Jap J Conserv Dent 1990; 33: 1312-1318.
Book reviews Advances in Periodontics. T. G. Wilson, K. S. Kornman and M. G. Newman. Pp. 400. 1992. New Malden, Quintessence. Hardback, f 86.00.
Clinical Virology in Oral Medicine and Dentistry. C. Scully and L. Samaranayake. Pp. 489. 1992. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. Hardback, f95.00.
This elegant and well-illustrated book comprises three main sections: the first, which is certainly the most important, is devoted to examination, disease activity, diagnosis, treatment planning and therapy. The second section has been entitled ‘adjunctive care’ and includes problems of aesthetics and treatment of medically compromised patient. The third section discusses the use of implants. Throughout the book, periodontal diseases are divided into two broad categories, the first including all types of gingivitis and adult periodontitis, the second the more aggressive forms of periodontitis. The treatment of the aggressive forms is however only briefly presented. Each chapter is followed by a description of the clinical applications of the material presented and, at the very end, by a ‘quick review’ summarizing the contents. This counterbalances the impression that the text is somewhat too long. I was surprised to read (page 67) that ‘clinical judgement has been greatly enhanced by information obtained from recent research’. In reality, no solid examples can be given of new means of improving diagnosis and prognosis. A better example of longitudinal radiographs than those given in Fig. 4-9a (page 67) could have been chosen. The chapter devoted to therapy gives a detailed overview of various techniques with appropriate emphasis on the classical but still valuable procedure of root planing. Despite these reservations, this is a book which should be on the shelf of every researcher, teacher and clinician in periodontology. G. Cimasoni
The advent of AIDS, development of molecular techniques and marketing of antiviral drugs have revolutionized the practice of clinical virology. Dental virology is fast emerging as a clinical speciality. The publication of this book could not be more timely. The coverage is encyclopedic, from molecular biology through crossinfection control to speculation on viruses and enigmatic orofacial disorders. Part One, encompassing ‘Fundamental Virology’, gives a broad overview of the subject making it a valuable introduction for undergraduates and those new to the field. For clinicians mindful of quality assurance and clinical audit, the section on laboratory diagnosis is a useful guide to the most appropriate tests. Rightly, the main emphasis of the book is on clinical diagnosis and management. The sections describing the herpes viruses and the ever-increasing alphabet of hepatitis viruses are particularly outstanding. A major obstacle to writing a chapter on as rapidly a changing field as AIDS is the speed in which it becomes out of date. Remarkably, the authors have avoided this pitfall. I particularly liked the open design, with the clever use of tables and illustrations allowing easy access to reference material. The only drawback to this excellent book is the price, a pity, since it deserves to be found on more shelves than just those of the reference library. C. L. Pankhurst.
J. Dent. 1994; 22: No. 2
36. Yamamoto K, Kawamoto M, Miki T et al. The infiltration of bonding monomer into dentin treated with phosphoric acid. Jap J Conserv Dent 1992; 35: 694-700. C. Tensile bond 31. Hosoda H, Sugisaki J and Hamirattisai strength of various dentin bonding systems. J Jap Dent Mater 1991; 10: 839-843. 38. Takahashi H, Shinkai K and Katoh Y. Study on marginal closure and tensile bond strength of composite resin inlay. Jap J Conserv Dent 1991; 34: 1136-l 149. M et al. Adhesive 39. Hotta M, Yamamoto K, Wakabayashi efficiency of new bonding agents to dentin on bonding agent using urethane acrylate oligomer. JJap Dent Mater 1989; 8: 11-16. 40. Senzui T, Nara Y and Katsuyama S. Bonding of trans enamel-dentin light cured composite to dentin. Jap J Conserv Dent 1991; 34: 1091-1104. 41. Noiri Y, Ozaki K, Nakanishi T et al. Study on adhesive properties of restorative materials to human root dentin. Jap J Conserv Dent 1990; 33: 639-647. 42. Okamoto Y, Satoh S, Seno-o H et al. A pilot study of bonding agents containing tannic acid. Jap J Conserv Dent 1990; 33: 485-488. 43. Chigira H, Manabe A, Itoh K et al. Efficacy of glyceryl methacrylate as a dentin primer. Dent MaterJ 1989; 8: 194199. 44. Horashima I, Hirasawa T and Uzawa T. Effects of monomer compositions on the bond strength of experimental lightcured 3-MBA resins to tooth substrates. J Jap Dent Mater 1989; 8: 23-28.
45 Hayakawa T, Endo H, Nagatsuka A et al. Studies on adhesion to tooth substrate (6): The adhesion of composite resin to dentin mediated by the dentin primer containing MTYA. Dent Mater J 1989; 8: 155-163. 46. Ikakura K, Kojima K, Kadoma Y et al. New visible-light initiator systems for adhesion of resin to dentin. JJap Dent Mater 1991; 10: 72-76. 41. Nambu T and Tani Y. Influence of temperature on adhesiveness of polycarboxylate cement. JJap Dent Appar Mater Appl 1981; 38: 112-118. 48. Takahashi M, Suzuki K and Nakai H. Adhesion of restorative resin to tooth substance: adhesion of aminoacid derivatives-HEMA bonding agent to bovine dentin following pretreated with MAL-HEM4 aqueous solution. J Jap Dent Mater 1991; 10: 196-203. 49. Fukushima T, Miyazaki K, Horibe T et al. Effect of dentin primers containing N-methylolacrylamide or N-methylolmethacrylamide on bonding of composite resin to etched dentin. JJap Dent Mater 1992; 11: 344350. 50. Inoue K, Oka H, Ujigo Y et al. The influence of thermal cycling on the adhesive strength of adhesive resin cement. J Jap Dent Mater 1989; 8: 750-755. 51. Miyazaki S, Hinoura K, Kanamaru T et al. Study on light cured composite resins: influence of pretreated procedures for dentin surfaces on shear bond strength to dentin. Jap J Conserv Dent 1991; 34: 734-741. 52. Torii Y, Kawakami M, Ui T et al. Effect of polymerization shrinkage of light cured composite resin on the bond strength between resin and dentin at the cavity floor. Jap J Conserv Dent 1990; 33: 1312-1318.
Book reviews Advances in Periodontics. T. G. Wilson, K. S. Kornman and M. G. Newman. Pp. 400. 1992. New Malden, Quintessence. Hardback, f 86.00.
Clinical Virology in Oral Medicine and Dentistry. C. Scully and L. Samaranayake. Pp. 489. 1992. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. Hardback, f95.00.
This elegant and well-illustrated book comprises three main sections: the first, which is certainly the most important, is devoted to examination, disease activity, diagnosis, treatment planning and therapy. The second section has been entitled ‘adjunctive care’ and includes problems of aesthetics and treatment of medically compromised patient. The third section discusses the use of implants. Throughout the book, periodontal diseases are divided into two broad categories, the first including all types of gingivitis and adult periodontitis, the second the more aggressive forms of periodontitis. The treatment of the aggressive forms is however only briefly presented. Each chapter is followed by a description of the clinical applications of the material presented and, at the very end, by a ‘quick review’ summarizing the contents. This counterbalances the impression that the text is somewhat too long. I was surprised to read (page 67) that ‘clinical judgement has been greatly enhanced by information obtained from recent research’. In reality, no solid examples can be given of new means of improving diagnosis and prognosis. A better example of longitudinal radiographs than those given in Fig. 4-9a (page 67) could have been chosen. The chapter devoted to therapy gives a detailed overview of various techniques with appropriate emphasis on the classical but still valuable procedure of root planing. Despite these reservations, this is a book which should be on the shelf of every researcher, teacher and clinician in periodontology. G. Cimasoni
The advent of AIDS, development of molecular techniques and marketing of antiviral drugs have revolutionized the practice of clinical virology. Dental virology is fast emerging as a clinical speciality. The publication of this book could not be more timely. The coverage is encyclopedic, from molecular biology through crossinfection control to speculation on viruses and enigmatic orofacial disorders. Part One, encompassing ‘Fundamental Virology’, gives a broad overview of the subject making it a valuable introduction for undergraduates and those new to the field. For clinicians mindful of quality assurance and clinical audit, the section on laboratory diagnosis is a useful guide to the most appropriate tests. Rightly, the main emphasis of the book is on clinical diagnosis and management. The sections describing the herpes viruses and the ever-increasing alphabet of hepatitis viruses are particularly outstanding. A major obstacle to writing a chapter on as rapidly a changing field as AIDS is the speed in which it becomes out of date. Remarkably, the authors have avoided this pitfall. I particularly liked the open design, with the clever use of tables and illustrations allowing easy access to reference material. The only drawback to this excellent book is the price, a pity, since it deserves to be found on more shelves than just those of the reference library. C. L. Pankhurst.