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J !0 )A \ Drugs and dentistry Pharm acotherapeutics in dentistry Louis P. Gangarosa, Sr., PhD, DDS; A lfred E. Ciarlone, PhD, DDS; and A lfred H. Jes...

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Drugs and dentistry Pharm acotherapeutics in dentistry Louis P. Gangarosa, Sr., PhD, DDS; A lfred E. Ciarlone, PhD, DDS; and A lfred H. Jeske, PhD, DMD 510 pages with illustrations. Index. Norwalk, Conn, Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1983 T h e arran g em en t of m aterial in th is book does n o t follow th e norm in w h ic h a series of ch a p te rs are p resen ted , m ost of w h ic h are d ev o ted to a d ifferent drug group. In ­ stead , it is in itially d iv id e d in to four sec­ tio n s in te n d e d to be arran g e d by p rio rity of im p o rta n ce to d en tal practice. T h e first section is a su m m ary of th e h ig h p o in ts of d ru g th e ra p y in d en tistry . G eneral p h ilo so p h y of trea tm e n t is p re ­ se n ted an d a p p ro p riate drugs an d co m b i­ n a tio n s are s u g g e ste d . In fo rm a tio n is p ro v id e d on som e of th e av ailable p re p a ­ ratio n s an d sam p le p resc rip tio n s are in ­ c lu d ed . A lth o u g h brief, th e d isc u ssio n a n d c o m p a ris o n of s y m p a th o m im e tic d ru g s, p articu la rly w ith regard to th e ir u se in local an e sth e tic p rep a ra tio n s a n d in retractio n , are su p e rio r to th o se fo u n d in m o st p u b licatio n s. B ackground info rm atio n n ecessary for th e u n d e rsta n d in g of dental dru g s is p re­ se n te d in th e second section. O bjectives are stated th ro u g h o u t. E ach c h a p te r is fol­ lo w ed by q uestions, th e an sw ers to w h ic h a p p e a r in a p p e n d ix 8, w h ic h is p a rt of th e fo u rth section. In som e cases, th e sep aratio n of th e d is­ cu ssio n of a d ru g group b etw een th e first a n d seco n d sections can be frustratin g ; for exam ple, ch a p te r 15 in th e second section o n local an esth etic agents co n tain s m u c h b a s ic in fo rm a tio n o n lo c a l a n e s th e tic a g e n ts b u t little on sp ecific a g e n ts or p rep a ra tio n s. E xcept for th e coverage on lo n g -actin g local an e sth e tic agents such as b u p iv acain e, th e la tte r info rm atio n is p rese n ted in th e second section. In m y o p in io n , it w o u ld h av e b e e n u se fu l if

The opinions and com m ents expressed by review ­ ers are th eir ow n and do not represent the view s of the Editor or of the Am erican Dental Association. Publishers of books and distributors of audiovisual m aterials and films are invited to subm it new item s for review in this section. *Titles preceded by an asterisk are available from the ADA library.

m ore of a p o in t h a d b ee n m ad e of th e c h em ical g ro u p s in to w h ic h local an es­ th e tic agents can be d iv id e d . K now ledge o f su ch g ro u p in g is u sefu l so th a t in the event of allergies, th e p ra c titio n e r w ill be able to rea d ily id e n tify an a g e n t w ith a chem ical group an d av o id o th e r m em bers of th e sam e group. T he sam e sp lit in coverage o ccu rs in the tre a tm e n t o f o th e r d ru g s s u c h as th e analgesics. T he b ac k g ro u n d for th e u n ­ d ersta n d in g of th e p h arm a co k in e tic s of th e drugs is p ro v id ed in th e seco n d sec­ tion; how ever, m u c h of th e in fo rm atio n p e rtin e n t to th e sp ecific d ru g s is p ro v id ed in th e first section. A lth o u g h the book h as m u c h m erit, I ca n n o t agree w ith som e of th e c o n c lu ­ sions. For exam ple, th e sta te m en t th at b en zo d iazep in es, su c h as d iazep am , have a low er d e p e n d en c e lia b ility th a n b arb i­ turates. P ersonally , I co n sid er th e o p p o ­ site to be true. T he th ird sectio n co n tain s coverage of d rugs th a t p atien ts m ay use for m ed ical reasons ra th e r th a n d en tal th erap y . T heir u se provides in fo rm atio n ab o u t th e p a­ tie n t’s h e a lth th a t m ay n eed to be co n sid ­ e re d w h e n th e p a tie n t receiv es d e n ta l treatm ent. T he u se of th ese d ru g s m ay p re c lu d e or m o d ify th e u s e of ce rtain drugs in d en tal trea tm e n t, m o d ify dosage, or in d ic ate n e e d for c o n su lta tio n w ith th e p a tie n t’s p h y sician . Like th e seco n d sec­ tio n , th e th ird sectio n is a self-stu d y seg­ m e n t th a t in c lu d es sta te d objectives an d questions. A series of ap p e n d ix e s w ith in fo rm a­ tio n th a t is im p o rta n t b u t n o t co n sid ered by th e a u th o rs to alw ay s be p a rt of a p h arm acology or th e ra p e u tic s co u rse are p rese n ted in th e fo u rth section. T h e a p ­ p en d ix dealin g w ith em erg en cy d ru g s is b rief and p rim a rily co n sists of a tab le co n ­ ta in in g d ru g , in d ic a tio n (s ), d o s e an d route, an d m e ch a n ism of action. T h e ap-

p e n d ix d ev o ted to d ru g in te ra c tio n s p ro ­ v id e s a u se fu l tab le of su c h in te ractio n s. O th er a p p e n d ix e s d eal w ith d ru g abuse, a n t i s e p t i c s a n d d i s i n f e c t a n t s , x e ro sto m ia -p ro d u c in g d ru g s , n o n p r e s c rip ­ tio n d en tal d ru g s a n d dev ices, a n d io n to ­ p h o resis in d e n ta l p ractice. T h e fin al a p ­ p e n d ix p ro v id es th e a n sw e rs for th e q u e s­ tio n s in th e seco n d an d th ird sections. T his book p ro v id es a self-stu d y p h a r­ m acology text. I w o u ld h av e p referred th a t all in fo rm atio n o n th e d ru g s u se d in d e n ta l th e ra p y be in o n e sectio n . O th er te x ts are av ailab le th a t are m o re co m p lete for reference p u rp o ses.

John P. H. Clark, DDS, MS Dr. Clark is professor of pharmacology and operative dentistry and chairman, department of operative dentistry, School of Dentistry, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland.

ANNOTATIONS The following annotations have been pre­ pa red by A letha A. Kowitz. The purpose o f these annotations is to provide im m ediate, brief, descriptions o f n ew publications. *A ids to m ed icine for den tal students R. W. Matthews, PhD, MDS, BDS, and f. L. Burton, MD 107 pages. Index. $7.95. Chicago, Longman, Inc, 1983 B ecause th e d e n tist h as re g u la r co n tact w ith p atien ts, h e or sh e h as a re sp o n sib il­ ity to reco g n ize th o se w h o re q u ire referral to a p h y sic ia n a n d to c o n s u lt th e p a tie n t’s p h y sic ia n w h e n d e n ta l tre a tm e n t is co m ­ p lic ated by th e p a tie n t’s m e d ica l c o n d i­ tio n . T his te x t w as w ritte n as a q u ic k ref­ eren ce m a n u a l for d e n ta l s tu d e n ts a n d p rac titio n e rs w h o h av e a b asic k n o w led g e o f m e d ic in e . It p ro v id e s c o n c ise s u m ­ m aries of m ed ical c o n d itio n s, in c lu d in g clin ic al featu res an d p rin c ip le s of tre a t­ m en t. E ach b o d y sy stem is co v ered in a se p arate ch a p te r, a n d o ne c h a p te r is d e­ v o t e d to m a n a g e m e n t o f m e d i c a l em erg en cies. In fo rm atio n is p re se n te d in o u tli n e fo rm w ith lin e d r a w in g s fo r c la rific a tio n . N o re fe re n c e s fo r fu rth e r JADA, Vol. 108, June 1984 ■ 999

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reading are included, but the suggestion is made that textbooks be used when more information is required.

and maxillofacial rehabilitation.” Be­ cause rehabilitation of patients w ith , cancer of the head and neck requires a number of methods and techniques, this chapter em phasizes deglutition, total laryngectomy, and radical and modified neck dissection. The latter chapter em­ phasizes dento-oral care of patients un­ dergoing chemotherapy and irradiation, prosthetic restoration of head and neck defects, and the last days of the patient with facial cancer.

*The stom atognathic system Franco Mongini, MD, DDS, PhD 374 pages with illustrations. Index. $68. Chicago, Quintessence Books, 1984

The focus of this book is to help the practi­ tioner understand the physiologic func­ tions of the stomatognathic system as a fu n c tio n a l en tity . The first section, “Function and dysfunction,” describes the basic morphologic, physiologic, and pathologic problems encountered, and how the temporomandibular joint, man­ dibular movement, and occlusion relate to these problems. Diagnostic tests and decisions are described in detail in the second section. Rehabilitation, the third section, offers many techniques of treat­ ment for the problems. These include splints, corrective orthodontic treatment, prosthetic treatment, surgery, biofeed­ back, exercise, drugs, physiotherapy, electrogalvanic stim ulation, and au ­ togenous training. A final chapter pre­ sents five case reports. Most chapters conclude with a list of references for further reading; the book is generously il­ lustrated with black and white and some color illustrations.

oral surgical treatm ent or anesthesia. Tables, flow charts, line drawings, and photographs are used as aids in under­ standing clinical features of the medical * G uide to occlusal w axin g, ed 2 conditions described. These features are Herbert T. Shillingburg, Jr., DDS; Edwin L. Wilson, Jr., DDS, MEd; and Jack T. Morrison, highlighted by the format of the book. *GIickman’s clinical periodontology, ed 6 Fermin A. Carranza, Jr., Dr Odont 1,008 pages with illustrations. Index. $55. Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Co, 1983

DDS 58 pages with illustrations. $24. Chicago, Quintessence Books, 1984

This is a ready reference manual for oc­ clusal waxing that includes groove and ridge patterns, location of occlusal con­ tacts, paths of opposing incisal tables or cusp tips in excursions, the location and size of proximal contacts, and axial con­ tours. It is not a textbook of morphology, but is instead concerned with the func­ tion and configuration of occlusing sur­ faces of cast restorations. Although pat­ terns are based on natural form, they are v stylized interpretations rather than exact duplications of any specific teeth. There are several hundred line drawings, some with color added, to present the princi­ ples and techniques.

Most of this classic textbook has been re­ w ritten, several chapters have been added, and the text expanded to provide exhaustive coverage of past and present basic and clinical developments in peri­ odontics and related fields. Many new il­ lustrations are included, some of which are in color, and the lists of references at the end of each chapter have been exten­ sively updated and expanded. The over­ all appearance is similar to earlier edi­ *A gu ide to su ccessfu l dental practice tions; however, much new information John O. Forrest, FDS, BCS 144 pages. Index. $12.50. Littleton, Mass, on recent advances in periodontics is pre­ sented for the student preparing to be­ John Wright-PSG, Inc, 1984 come a general practitioner and for the *The Kurer anchor system The author’s intention, as stated in his general practitioner who treats patients Peter F. Kurer, LDS, MGDS first chapter, is “ . . . to provide . . . a with periodontal disease. 279 pages with illustrations. $78. Chicago, guide to starting a practice . . . (and) how Quintessence Books, 1984 to enjoy working and keeping the mind ‘ Cancer rehabilitation The cast post has been shown to be a poor fresh while still having time for that most A lbert E. Gunn, MB, BCh, LLB, ed precious of all com m odities—leisure, 223 pages with illustrations. Index. $38. N ew means of restoration of an endodontically treated tooth. Using engineering princi­ even though the appointm ent book is York City, Raven Press, 1984 ples, a new procedure was developed that full.” The emphasis of this short, easy-toread book is on the establishment and Cancer rehabilitation information can be consists of a threaded post introduced maintenance of satisfying relationships approached from the aspect of a review of into the threaded wall of the root canal. w ith patients and staff. It is not an office the literature or from the approach of Seven variants of the threaded post are manual or a description of an efficient what is happening at a particular institu­ described, one of which is the Kurer press practice. An appendix provides a current tion. The latter is the approach taken by stud, a threaded post with a male stud list of books and journal articles for the authors, who are on staff at the M. D. head and a restoration that has been built further reading. The appendix also lists Anderson Hospital, Houston; they report on a female cap. Information on the metal­ sources for information on various as­ on the handling of all forms of cancer at lurgical and photoelastic studies under­ that institution. Two chapters are of spe­ lying the procedure and on the dental ma­ pects of practice management. cial interest to dentists, “Rehabilitation terials selected for the restoration is in­ problems in patients with cancer of the cluded. In place of a traditional index are ‘ System ic d isease for dental students head and neck,” and “Dental oncology detailed contents notes. T. J. Bayley, and S. J. Leinster, eds 372 pages with illustrations. Index. $24.50. Littleton, Mass, John Wright-PSG, Inc, 1984

This syllabus is the result of a conference of medical teachers of dental students. ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY The aim is to assist the dental student in The books listed here have been recently re c o g n itio n a n d u n d e r s ta n d in g of added to the Bureau collection. Requests Jor pathological conditions. The medical his­ this material, available on loan to all m em ­ tory and physical signs of the disease are bers o f the Association, should be addressed used to identify medical and surgical dis­ to the Bureau o f Library Services. There is no orders that could present a risk factor in charge fo r borrowing books, but there is a 1000 ■ JADA, Vol. 108, June 1984

service charge o f $10 fo r members, $15 for nonm em bers fo r each p a c k a g e lib ra ry. M embers o f the Association who wish to pur­ chase books m ust enclose a check or m oney order with the request. Illinois residents should add 8% retailers use tax to the pur­

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chase price o f books. Book prices are subject to change without notice in accordance with change in publisher’s prices, and books are not returnable fo r credit. Nearly all the den­ tal journals published in the world at present are available to m em bers on loan. A list of books, package libraries, and journals is available on request.

Books A bnorm al jaw mechanics: diagnosis and treatment. Solberg, W.K., and Clark, G.T., eds. Chicago, Quintessence, 1984. 164 pp. Carvalho, P.S.P. Influencia de fragmentos de $48.74 dentina/esmalte e de dentina/cemento na cronología do processo de reparo em Andre, M. Prevelencia dos tipos de fendas feridas de extracao dental: estudo histo­ labio-palatinas em relacao ao sexo, ao mes de nascimento e a idade dos pais: conlogico em ratos. Thesis, Faculdade de tribuicao ao estudo. Thesis, Universidade Odontología do “Campus” de Aracatuba, UNESP. Aracatuba, 1983. 57 leaves de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1982. 81 leaves Araujo, C.H. Influencia da curetagem em Cavalcanti, J.R.C. Aprofundamento cirurgico do sulco vestibular na procao anterio da massa sobre a ativivade cariogencia, ver­ mandíbula: avaliacoes comparativas dos ificada antes e apos o selam ento das resultados obtidos pelo uso de dois distin­ cavidades com cimento provisorio, atraves do teste Snyder. Thesis, Univer­ tos processos de contencao dos retalhos ciru rg ic am e n te d esp o sicio n ad o s em sidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 70 humanos. Thesis, Universidade de Sao leaves Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 61 leaves Araujo, F.B. Estudo morfologico, histometrico e histoquimico da polpa de molares de­ Chilvarquer, I. Elipsopantomografia da regiao temporo-mandibular: contribuicao ao seu ciduos em diferentes fases de reabsorcao estudo. Thesis, U niversidade de Sao radicular. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1983. 78 leaves Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1982. 126 leaves The Atlas of aesthetic facial surgery. Dedo, D. Costa, N.P. Prognatism o m andibular: av­ aliacao cefalometrica. Thesis, Univer­ D., ed. Comprehensive surgical atlases in sidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 81 o to la ry n g o lo g y and h ead and neck leaves surgery. New York, Grune and Stratton, Dental hygiene examination review, ed 2. C1984. 312 pp. $71.10 Armstrong, T. H., and Barnes, C. M., eds. Austin, P.O. Interrelationship of resin viscos­ New York, Arco Publications, 1983. 296 ity and strain rate with bond strength in or­ pp. $15.65 thodontic bonding techniques. Thesis, University of Tennessee. Memphis, 1983. “Direct mail made easy”: an authoritative re­ source on the how-to of direct mail for 44 leaves. (Photocopy of typescript) dental advertisers. Phoenix, The Advertis­ Batista, O.M. Contribuicao para o estudo das ing Dentist, TAD Enterprises, 1984. 94 pp. alteracoes bucais no paciente tuberculoso. $35 Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Eccies, J.D., and Green, B.M. The conservation Paulo, 1981. 36 leaves of teeth, ed 2. Oxford, England, Blackwell, Berenstain, S., and Berenstain, J. The Beren1983. 254 pp. $32.35 stain bears visit the dentist. New York, Random House, cl981. 32 pp. (Children’s Feinstein, S. 100 things you didn’t learn in dental school. Bridgeton, NJ, S.W. Feins­ literature) $1.50 tein, 1983? 24 pp. $20 Blair, W.C., and McGill, J.K. Employing family members in your business, a tax savings F ixed p ro sth o d o n tic s. T hayer, K.E., ed. Chicago, Year Book Medical Publishers, for the small business. Blair, F., and Cl984. 353 pp. $48.39 McGill, M. eds. Charlotte, NC, Taxwise Publications, cl983. 253 pp. (W. C. Blair is Friskopp, J. The morphology of dental cal­ culus. T hesis, K arolinska In stitu tet. a dentist) Stockholm, 1984. 44 pp Bosnev, I.K. T erm inología stom atologica poliglotta. Ctomatologicha terminologiia. Gelzer, F. Contribuicao para o estudo da concentracao dos ions sodio, potassio e Sofia, Romania, Medicina i Fizkultura, calcio na saliva humana mista, nao es­ 1983. 468 pp Brunner, V. Estudo da ralacao entre tipos de timulada, de pacientes portadores de dia­ betes mellitus. Thesis, Universidade de arcos (I, II e misto) e espacos primatas em Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 62 leaves criancas caucasoides na faixa etaria de 3 a 6 anos. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. G lickm an, I. G lick m an ’s C lin ical periodonto lo g y , ed 6. C arranza, F.A., Jr. Sao Paulo, 1982. 45 leaves Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders, 1984. 979 Caldas, Z.D. Estudo radiográfico e histologico do ápice radicular de dentes inclusos (im­ PP pactados ou nao) e sua correlacao com a es- Gromatzky, A. Estudo comparativo do epitelio da gengiva inserida na normalidade e na trutura do cemento. Thesis, Universidade doenca periodontal: aspectos ultraesturde Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 48 leaves ucturais em humanos. Thesis, Univer­ Care of the geriatric patient in the tradition of sidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 53 E. V. Cowdry, ed 6. Steinberg, F. U., ed. St. leaves Louis, C. V. Mosby, 1983. 651 p. $47.65 Carvalho, L.S. Avaliacao dos m étodos de jorge, W.A. Contribuicao ao estudo das variacoes electrolíticas (sodio, potassio e cloro) higiene bucal em pacientes sob tratamento em traumatizados de face, submetidos a ortodontico. Thesis, Universidade de Sao terapéutica cirurgica. Thesis, UniverPaulo. Sao Paulo, 1982. 79 leaves

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sidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1983.136 leaves Kochen- und knorpel- transplantationen im kiefer-, g esichts-und schadelbereich. (Acta chirurgiae maxillo-facialis, Bd. 6.) Leipzig, J. A. Barth, 1983. 244 pp. $26.86 Kress, G.C.; Silversin, J.B.; and O’Brien, J.L. A study of the effects of patient feedback on satisfaction with dental care: final report. Boston, Mass, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, 1984. 85 pp Larjava, H. Cellular mechanisms of periodonti­ tis: studies with cultured human gingival fibroblasts and fetal rat calvaría exposed to d en tal plaque. T hesis, U niversity of Turku. Turku, 1984. 1 vol. (various pagings) Lessi, R.A. Reacao do tecido conjuntivo sub­ cutáneo de rato frente a contactacao de urna pasta medicamentosa proposta para o tratemento de dentes permanentes jovens com rizogenese incompleta e necrose pul­ par. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1982. 62 leaves Loretto, N.R.M. Estudo estatistico em porta­ dores de perda da maxila, relacionando o tipo da lesao, o sexo, o grupo etario e a atividade de trabalho. Thesis, Univer­ sidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 84 leaves Maragides, K.H., and Bonner, Phiilip /. The dentist’s guide to investing in the 80s. Tulsa, OK, PennWell Books, cl984. 282 pp. $38.16 M atthews, R.W., and Burton, J.L. Aids to medicine for dental students. Edinburgh, Churchill Livingstone, 1983. 107 pp. $7.10 Messing, ).)., and Ray, G.E. Operative dental surgery, ed 2. London, Macmillan, 1982. 298 pp. $61.18 Meyers, B.R. Antimicrobial prescribing, ed 2. Princeton, NJ, Antimicrobial Prescribing, 1983. 147 pp. $11.45 Moore, G. Treading in treacle, ed 3. Maidstone, Kent, England, Bachman and Turner, C1983. 311 pp. $9.54 Navarro, H. Lesoes decorrentes de proteses com camara de succao: aspectos clinicos e terapéuticos com comprovacao histoló­ gica. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1979. 65 leaves Nicholson, J.A. An analysis of nitinol in a simulated oral environment. Thesis, Uni­ versity of Tennessee. Memphis, 1983. 40 leaves. (Photocopy of typescript) Noveili, M.D. M anual de atendim ento de urgencia em odontologia no servico de traigem e emergencia da Faculdade de O dontologia da U niversidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, [s.n.], 1983. 97 leaves Oakes, W.W. The winning combination, ed 2. New Albany, IN W. W. Oakes, 1983(?). 133 pp. $35 Oral diagnosis, oral medicine, and treatment planning. Langlais, R.P., and others. Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders, 1984. 390 pp. $26.55 Osipov-Sinesti, G. Metodologie parodontologica: stiin stific a si p ractica, ed 2. Bucuresti, Romania, Editura Medícala, 1980. 340 pp Osipov-Sinesti, G. Parodontopatia esentiala: conceptie origínala, de interpretare si de tratament prin biostimulatori de omoimplante din “os-minerale,” ed 2. Bucuresti, Romanía, Editura Medícala, 1980. 292 pp JADA, Vol. 108, June 1984 ■ 1001

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Owen, A.H. Bionators, bites, balance, braces. Austin, Tex [s.n.], C1983. 24 pp. $5 Owen, A.H. Faces and Frankels. Austin, Tex [s.n.], C1980. 20 pp. $5 Pagani, C. Estudo das alteracoes morfológicas nas relacoes interproximais, em dentes re­ staurados com amalgama de prata. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 61 leaves Panella, J. Exame pantomografico da regiao temporomandibular: contribuicao para o estudo. Thesis, U niversidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 77 leaves Powell, N., and Humphreys, B. Proportions of the aesthetic face. New York, ThiemeStratton, 1984. 72 pp. $25.85 The prevention of dental disease. Murray, J.J., ed. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1983. 362 pp. $48.36 Prichard, ]. Tooth size discrepancies in the cleft lip and palate patient. Thesis, Uni­ versity of Tennessee. Memphis, 1983. 92 leaves. (Photocopy of typescript) Querens, F.C. Evaluation of selected physical properties of orthodontic elastic ligatures. Thesis, University of Tennessee. Mem­ phis, 1983. 96 leaves. (Photocopy of type­ script) Buza, A.M.A. Avalicao do perfil tegumentar do terco inferior da face. Thesis, Univer­ sidade Estadual de Campinas. Piracicaba, 1983. 65 leaves Sanches, M.G. Influencia da gestacao sobre a cronología do processo de reparo em feridas de extracao dental em ratas: estudo histologico e bioquimico. Thesis, Faculdade de Odontologia do “Campus” de

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Aracatuba, UNESP. Aracatuba, 1983. 53 leaves Santos, W. Mesuracoes da prossao arterial de pacientes que receberam, via oral, droga tranquilizante e ou placebo, previamente a infiltracao, na mucosa bucal, de urna sub­ stancia com acao anestesica. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 76 leaves Sato, K. Estudo cefalometrico radiográfico de padroes craniofaciais, em normas lateral e frontal, em ado lescen tes b rasileiro s, leucodermas, com oclusao dentaria nor­ mal. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1982. 100 leaves Silva, A.M.M. Estudo do m etabolismo do glicogenio em polpas de dentes deciduos de suinos durante o ciclo vital. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1982. 67 leaves Silva, E.B. Primeiros molares permanentes cariados, perdidos e obturados, em esco­ lares de escolas publicas de categoría “A” e “ B” da prim eira e quarta series do primeiro grau. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1982. 58 leaves Silva, S.C. Estudo da periodontite juvenil (periodontose) aspectos etio lo g ico s, clinicos, radiografíeos e terapéuticos. Thesis, Universidade de Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo, 1981. 73 leaves Tholen, M.A. Concepts in veterinary dentistry. Edwardsville, Kan, Veterinary Medicine Publishing Co, 1983. 164 pp. $45 Trowbridge, H.O., and Emling, B.C. Inflamma­ tion: a review of the process, ed 2. Bristol, Pa, Comsource/Distribution Systems Inc,

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cl983. 145 pp Valuation of a dental practice. Chicago, Coun­ cil on Dental Practice, American Dental Association, [l984] 28 pp “Who is the advertising dentist and what is he doing next?”. Phoenix, TAD Enterprises, [l983?] 18 leaves

Periodicals The Journal/American Academy of Gnathologic Orthopedics, Houston The British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Edinburgh, UK (formerly: British Journal of Oral Surgery) Ma N ishm a, H adassah School of Dental Medicine, Hebrew University, Jerusalem Newsletter/North Carolina Dental Hygienists’ Association, Durham Oregon Dental Hygienists’ Association. The Newsletter, Medford, Ore Palmer Practice Management Report, Aurora, 111

Que Pasa: Texas Dental Hygienists’ Associa­ tion Newsletter, Austin fledwood Component, N orthern California State Dental Hygienists Association, San Anselmo Beports from the Product Evaluation Labora­ tory, University of California, San Fran­ cisco, (Princeton, NJ) Zeitschrift fur Stomatologie, Vienna (formerly: Ö sterreichische Zeitschrift fur Stoma­ tologie) Zhonghua Yayi Xuehui zazhi, Chinese Dental Journal, Dental Association of the Repub­ lic of China, Taipei

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D octor V olland, of Iow a City, Iow a, becam e th e 65th p re sid e n t of th e A sso ciatio n at th e 1927 m e etin g in D etroit. H e w as th e tre a su re r of th e A sso ciatio n from 1928 to 1948. D octor V olland, d e n tist an d p h y sician , w as a m em ber of th e facu lty of the U n iv ersity of Iow a C ollege of D entistry from 1902-1923. From 1925-1944 he w as a clin ic al professor of o perative d e n tistry at N o rth w estern U n iv ersity D ental School. D octor V olland served as p re sid e n t of th e Iow a S tate D ental A sso ciatio n an d th e A m erican C ollege of D entists. H e w as b o rn in Iow a in 1877 a n d d ie d in 1962. P re sid e n t C oolidge d eliv ered th e o p en in g a d d re ss at th e P an -A m erican C onference in H avana, C uba. T h e first all-talking m ovie p ic tu re, “ L ights of N ew Y ork,” w as sh o w n at th e S trand T heatre in N ew Y ork C ity in July 1928. D w ig h t W. M orrow w as a p p o in te d am b assad o r to M exico an d w as in stru m e n ta l in im p ro v in g relatio n s b etw e en th e U n ited States a n d M exico. Each m onth, JADA prints th e picture of a past president of the A m erican Dental Association w ith a brief biography an d a few historical highlights of his presidential year. The series began in February 1979 w ith th e first president an d is continuing in chronological order.

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