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Volume 18, 1993
ISSN 0361-7734

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JANUARY-FEBRUARY, Volume 18, Number 1

Editorial

A Time of Change, a Time of Constancy.

Anderson, Maxwell H.

Research

Effect of Different Adhesive Systems on Microleakage at the Amalgam/Composite Resin Interface.

Hadavi, F., Hey, J.H., Ambrose, E.R., Elbadrawy, H.E.

Clinical Relevance:
Some adhesive systems reduce microleakage at the amalgam/composite junction.

Interfacial Structure between Dentin and Seven Dentin Bonding Systems Revealed Using Argon Ion Beam Etching.

Inokoshi, S., Hosoda, H, Harnirattisai, C., Shimada, Y.

Clinical Relevance:
All systems tested use the hybrid layer for some portion of their bonding.

The Glass-Ionomer-lined Cervical Composite Restoration: an In Vitro Investigation.

Brown, K.B., Swartz, M.L., Cochran, M.A., Phillips, R.W.

Clinical Relevance:
Thickness of etched glass-ionomer bases makes a difference in microleakage.

Survey of the Accuracy of References in 10 Dental Journals.

Nuckles, D.B., Pope, N.N., Adams, J.D.A

The Effect of Cervical Grooves on the Contraction Gap in Class 2 Composites.

Coli, P., Blixt, M., Brannstrom, M.

Clinical Relevance:
Properly placed cervical grooves may help class 2 composite restorations.

Effect of Rinse Time on Microleakage between Composite and Etched Enamel.

Summitt, J.B., Chan, D.C.N., Dutton, F.B., Burgess, J.O.

Clinical Relevance:
Reduces rinsing times are effective.

MARCH-APRIL, Volume 18, Number 2

Editorial

What Does the Editor Do?

Anderson, Maxwell H.

Research

Effect of Grooves on Resistance Form of Class 2 Amalgams with Wide Occlusal Preparations.

Summit, J.B., Osborne, J.W., Burgess, J.O., Howell, M.L.

Clinical Relevance:
Approximal retention grooves for amalgam restorations with a wide isthmus do not increase the restoration's fracture strength.

The Influence of Light Exposure on Polymerization of Dual-Cure Resin Cements.

Rueggeberg, F.A., Caughman, W.F.

Clinical Relevance:
Light curing is a requisite for polymerization of dual-cure resin cement.

A National Survey on the use of Glass-Ionomer Cements.

Reinhardt, J.W., Swift, E.J. Jr., Bolden, A.J.

The Effect of Dentin Primer on the Shear Bond Strength between Composite Resin and Enamel.

Hadavi, F., Hey, J.H., Ambrose, E.R., Louie, P.W., Shinkewski, D.J.

Clinical Relevance:
Enamel adhesion may be affected by dentin primers.

Esthetic Veneering of Amalgam Restorations with Composite Resin - Combining the Best of Both Worlds?

Plasmans, P.J.J.M., Reukers, E.A.J.

Clinical Relevance:
A technique for veneering amalgam with light-cured glass-ionomer and filled resins in presented.

Awards

Hollenback Prize

William V. Yuodelis

Book Reviews

Equilibration in the Natural and Restored Dentition, Hyman Smukler (review by Richard B. McCoy)

Introduction to Metal Ceramic Technology, W. Patrick Naylor (review by Ann D. Liou)

Clinical Removable Partial Prosthodontics, 2nd Edition, Kenneth L. Stewart, Kenneth D. Rudd, & William A. Kuebker (review by Mitchell A. Stern)

Abstracts and Table Clinics

J. Moran, D. Pal, R. Newcombe, and Addy, M. ("Comparison of phenolic and a 0.2% chlorhexidine mouthwash on the development of plaque and gingivitis")

Gerald Wieczkowski, Jr., Xin Y. Yu, Robert B. Joynt, & Elaine L. Davis ("Optimal Finishing Technique for Various Composite Resins")

Letters

Graham J. Mount ("The Influence of Matrix Use on Microleakage in Class 5 Glass-Ionomer Restorations")

Joe D. Sparks, Thomas J. Hilton, Richard B. Davis, Stephen E. Reagan (Response)

MAY-JUNE, Volume 18, Number 3

Editorial

The Engineer.

Anderson, Maxwell H.

Research

Reasons for Placement, Replacement, and Age of Gold Restorations in Selected Practices.

Mjor, Ivar A., Medina, Jose E.

Retention of Class 3 Composite Restorations: Retention Grooves versus Enamel Bonding.

Summitt, J.B., Chan, D.C.N., Dutton, F.B.

Clinical Relevance:
Retention grooves appear unnecessary in acid-etched resin restorations surrounded by enamel.

A Clinical Comparison of Glass-Ionomer (Polyalkenoate) and Silver Amalgam Restorations in the Treatment of Class 5 Caries in Xerostomic Head and Neck Cancer Patients.

Wood, R.E., Maxymiw, W.G., McComb, D.

Clinical Relevance:
Glass-ionomer restorations can be damaged by repeated use of NaF gels.

Microhardness and Porosity of Class 2 Light-cured Composite Restorations Cured with a Transparent Cone Attached to the Light-curing Wand.

von Beetzen, M., Li, J., Nicander, I., Sundstrom, F.

Clinical Relevance:
A technique of light-curing with more complete resin curing is described.

Use of a Caries-disclosing Agent to Improve Dental Residents' Ability to Detect Caries.

Starr, C.B., Langenderfer, W.R.

Clinical Relevance:
A dye improves caries recognition and aids in teaching caries removal.

Improving Casting Contours by Regaining Horizontal Space.

Cochran, Michael A.

Awards

Clinician of the Year Award

Michael A. Cochran

Distinguished Member Award

Nelson Rupp

Award of Excellence

Paul H. Loflin

Book Reviews

Color Atlas of Occlusion and Malocclusion, A.P. Howat, N.J. Caap, & N.V.J. Barrett (review by Dennis A. Edmonds)

Current Controversies in Temporomandibular Disorders, Charles McNeill (review by Richad B McCoy)

The Branemark System of Oral Reconstruction - A Clinical Atlas, Richard A. Rasmussen (review by James D. Weaver)

A Collection of Ceramic Works: A Communication Tool for the Dental Office and the Laboratory, Hitoshi Aoshima (review by Ann D. Liou)

Minor Surgery in Orthodontics, Jean-Paul Schatz, Jean-Pierre Joho (review by Peter Shapiro)

Inflammation: A Review of the Process, 4th Edition, Henry O. Trowbridge, Robert C. Emling (review by Mark Fitzgerald)

Endodontic Surgery, C.R. Stockdale (review by Joel B. Alexander)

JULY-AUGUST, Volume 18, Number 4

Editorial

(Open Letter to Hillary Rodham Clinton)

Anderson, Maxwell H.

Research

Restoration Deterioration Related to Later Failure.

Smales, Roger J., Webster, David A.

Clinical Relevance:
Replacement of restorations based on traditional signs thought to be associated with impending failure seems unnecessary.

Adhesive Interface between Resin and Etched Dentin of Cervical Erosion/Abrasion Lesions.

Harnirattisai, C., Inokoshi, S., Shimada, Y., Hosoda, H.

Clinical Relevance:
A thinner hybrid layer is seen in the occlusal portion of erosion/abrasion lesions. Further research is needed to determine the clinical relevance.

Composite Resin Bond Strength after Enamel Bleaching.

Garcia-Godoy, F., Dodge, W.W., Donohue, M., O'Quinn, J.A.

Clinical Relevance:
The shear bond strength of composites to enamel can be significantly reduced after bleaching. Delaying bonding procedures or grinding the superficial bleached enamel prior to bonding is recommended.

Clinical Trial to Evaluate the Retention of a Silver Cermet-Ionomer Cement Used as a Fissure Sealant.

Mills, R.W., Ball, I.A.A

Clinical Relevance:
Cermet-ionomers function well as dental sealants.

Effects of Design Features and Restorative Techniques on Marginal Leakage of MO Composites: an In Vitro Study.

Wilson, Jon.

Clinical Relevance:
Attention to preparation design and to restorative technique may not be sufficient to prevent marginal leakage of MO composites.

Fracture Strength and Fracture Patterns of Maxillary Premolars with Approximal Slot Cavities

El-Mowafy, O.M.

Clinical Relevance:
MO/DO slot amalgam restorations will minimize extent of cuspal fracture compared to conventional MOD amalgam restorations in maxillary premolars.

Abstracts

Younston, C.C. & Grey, N.J.A. ("An in vitro comparative analysis: scanning electron microscopy of dentin/restoration interfaces.

Hayakawa, T., Horie, K., Alda, M., Kanaya, T., & Murata, Y. ("The influence of surface conditions and silane on the bond of resin to dental porcelain")

Dijkman, G.E.H.M. & Arends, J. ("Secondary caries in situ around fluoride-releasing light-curing composites: a quantitative model investigation on four materials with a fluoride content between 0 and 26 vol %.")

SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER, Volume 18, Number 5

Editorial

The Giants.

Anderson, Maxwell H.

In Memoriam

Gerald D. Stibbs

Research

Microleakage of a Dental Amalgam Alloy Bonding Agent.

Saiku, J., St. Germaine, H. Jr., Meiers, J.C.

Clinical Relevance:
The tested 4-META product may protect the pulp but does not stop microleakage at the thermocycled amalgam-resin interface.

Review of Periodontal Considerations and Surgical Retraction Techniques for Operative Dentistry.

Hagge, M.S., Rector, T.M.

Repair of an Aged, Contaminated Indirect Composite Resin with a Direct, Visible-Light-cured Composite Resin.

Turner, C.W., Meiers, J.C.

Clinical Relevance:
Air abrasion of Concept improves repair strength, and All-Bond provides the highest bond strength.

The Efficicacy of Dental Sealants for the Adult Population.

Love, W.C., Smith, R.S., Jackson, E., Knuckles, B.N., Patton, M.

Clinical Relevance:
Sealants can be retained in adult teeth that are sound, have incipient caries or small amalgam restorations.

Resasons for Placement and Replacement of Dental Restorations in the United States Navy Dental Corps.

York, A.K., Arthur, J. Stephen.

Effect of Grooves on Resistance/Retention Form of Class 2 Approximal Slot Amalgam Restorations.

Summitt, J.B., Osborne, J.W., Burgess, J.O.

Letters

A. Ian Hamilton ("Dear Ms. Clinton")

Maxwell H. Anderson (Response)

NOVEMBER-DECEMBER, Volume 18, Number 6

Editorial

Rube Lives?

Anderson, Maxwell H.

Research

Photoelastic Stress Analysis of Self-threading Pins.

Ragain, J.C. Jr., yaman, P., Craig, R.G.

Clinical Relevance:
Self-threading pins produce similar tooth stresses with either amalgam or resin cores.

Perceived Trends in Operative Dentistry Skills: A 10-Year Comparison.

Pink, F.E., Smith, G.E.

The Effect of Cavity Wall Taper on Fracture Resistance of Teeth Restored with Resin Composite Inlays.

Burke, F.J.T., Wilson, N.H.F., Watts, D.C.

Clinical Relevance:
A 4º cavity wall taper appears optimal for teeth restored with indirect composite resin restorations.

Microleakage of Class 5 Composite Resin Restorations: a Comparison between In Vivo and In Vitro.

Barnes, D.M., Thompson, V.P., Blank, L.W., McDonald, N.J.

Clinical Relevance:
Laboratory microleakage tests of thermocycled resin restorations predict more leakage than that found in clinical restorations.

Class 5 Composite Resin Restorations: Margin Configurations and the Distance from the CEJ.

Hall, L.H.S., Cochran, M.A., Swartz, M.L.

Clinical Relevance:
Beveled enamel margins reduce microleakage in class 5 resin restorations.

(C) Operative Dentistry, 1993