Additions to the Library

Additions to the Library

Additions to the Library BUREAU OF LIBRARY AND INDEXING SERVICE The books listed here have been added recently to the Bureau collection. Re­ quests ...

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Additions to the Library

BUREAU OF LIBRARY AND INDEXING SERVICE

The books listed here have been added recently to the Bureau collection. Re­ quests for this material, available on loan to all members of the Association, should be addressed to the Bureau of Library and Indexing Service. There is no charge for borrowing books, but there is a mini­ mal charge of one dollar ($1.00) for each package library. Illinois residents add 4 per cent Retailers Use Tax to the pur­ chase price of books. Practically all the dental journals published in the world at present are available to members on loan. Lists of books, package libraries and jour­ nals are available on request.

O r t h o d o n t i c S o c i e t y . R eport of the thirty-sixth congress, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 30th June-5th July, 1960. [The Hague, 1960] 390 p. $10.50. F r a n c e , C. C. A survey: to determine if a significant relationship exists between dental caries and calculus form ation. (M . S. thesis — University of Kansas City.) Kansas City, 1962. 27 p. Typewritten. K e l l y , V . M . Effectiveness o f automatic and hand brushes in rem oving plaque and debris in orthodontic patients. (M . S. thesis— U n i­ versity o f Kansas C ity.) Kansas City, 1963. 23 p. Typewritten. L a m b s o n , G. O . Papillary epithelial hyper­ plasia o f the palate: a clinical and histologic study o f 139 cases. (M . S. thesis— University of Kansas City.) Kansas City, 1963. 80 p. Typewritten. E u rop ea n

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Conference on dental journalism , Chicago, M arch 18-19, 1963. C h icago, 1963. 119 p. M im eo. B l a s s , J. L . Dentistry as a personal service. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1963. 153 p. $6.50. B o u c h e r , C. O ., ed. Current clinical dental term inology; a glossary o f accepted terms in all disciplines of dentistry. St. Louis, M osby, 1963. 501 p. $11. C a m p b e l l , I. R ., com p. T h e role of fluoride in p u b lic health; the soundness o f fluorida­ tion o f communal water supplies. A selected bibliography. Cincinnati, Kettering Labora­ tory, University o f Cincinnati, 1963. 108 p. E u r o p e a n O r t h o d o n t i c S o c i e t y . R eport of the thirty-fifth congress, Marseille, July 6th11th, 1959. [The Hague, 1959] 320 p. $10.50. D en ta l

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Abstracts o f papers of oral physiological studies. V o l. 1. Osaka, 1962. 174 p. P e t i t , P i e r r e & P s a u m e , J e a n . Le traitment du bec-de-lievre. Paris, Masson, 1962. 152 p. P r o b l e m y S t o m a t o l o g i i , V ol. 6. K iev, M editsinskoe Izdatelstvo U S S R , 1962. 404 p. R o d e g e r d t s , C. R . A study o f the relationship between tray exposure in com plete denture impressions and mucosal irritations. (M . S. thesis— University o f Kansas City.) Kansas City, 1963. 22 p. Typewritten. S c o r s e , S . W . T h e fate o f multiple h om olo­ gous aortas transplanted to the alveolar ridge of cynomolgus monkeys. (M . S . thesis — University o f Kansas City.) Kansas City, 1963. 82 p. Typewritten. S o c ie d a d E s p a ñ o la de O rto d o n cia (S.E. D . O . ) . Actas reunión anual en Sevilla, 1962. [Barcelona, 1962] 155 p. T e r n e r , M . M . & O t h e r s . M aterialovedenie p o stomatologii. M oscow , M edgiz, 1962. 256 p. P h y s io lo g y .

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M is s io n t o t h e S o v ie t U n­ R eport o f the U nited States Dental Exchange Mission to the U nion o f Soviet Socialist Republics (U .S .S .R .), June 3 to June 25, 1961. Chicago, Am erican Dental Association, 1963. 96 p. U. S. N a v a l D e n t a l S c h o o l (Bethesda, M d .). Health o f supporting tissues in com ­ plete denture construction. (N A V P E R S 10482.) W ashington, Govt. Print. O ff., 1963. 23 p. $0.25. V r a s s e , R . A. & O t h e r s . Chirurgie preprothetique chez l’ edente total. Paris, Masson, 1962. 70 p. W r a y , E. H. A study o f the alterations in systolic b lood pressure, pulse rate, respira­ S. D e n t a l

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tion rate and body temperature during oral surgery under local anesthesia. (M . S. thesis — University of Kansas City.) Kansas City, 1963. 35 p. Typewritten. Y o s h i z u m i , D . T . An evaluation o f factors pertinent to the success o f artificial dentures. (M . S. thesis— University of Kansas City.) Kansas City, 1963. 28 p. Typewritten. Z e d g e n i d z e , G. A. & S h i l a v a - M e k h a n i k , R . S. Rentgenodiagnostika zabodevanii zubov i cheliustei. M oscow , M edgiz, 1962. 284 p. Z o t t e r m a n , Y ., ed. Olfaction and taste; pro­ ceedings o f the first international symposium held at the W enner-Gren Center, Stock­ holm, September 1962. N ew York, M acm il­ lan, 1963. 396 p. $14.

Council adopts changes in American Dental Association specifications no. 15 for acrylic resin teeth and no. 17 for denture base temporary relining resin

COUNCIL ON DENTAL RESEARCH

The Council, upon recommendation of the Specifications Committee of the Den­ tal Materials Group, International Asso­ ciation for Dental Research, adopted the following changes in the testing proce­ dures for determining the Knoop hard­ ness of acrylic resin teeth and denture base temporary relining resin. 1. American Dental Association Specification No. 15. Section 4.3.5— The following was substituted for the first sentence: “The hardness shall be determined on the occlusal (incisal) portion of the teeth by the Knoop indentation method using a rate of descent of not less than 1 mm./min. nor more than 18 mm./min. and a 20-second con­ tact with a 100-Gm. load.”

2. American Dental Association Specification No. 17. Section 4.3.3— The sentence, “Knoop numbers shall be determined . . . contact.” , was de­ leted and the following substituted: “Knoop numbers shall be deter­ mined 21 to 27 hours after mixing using a 100-Gm. load, a rate of descent of not less than 1 mm./min. nor more than 18 mm./min. and a 20-second contact.” These changes are effective immedi­ ately and were adopted since a time of descent of load, as currently specified in the test procedure, is not sufficiently spe­ cific to obtain consistent microhardness values.