• Failure at the dental restorative-etched enamel interface 

  Retief, D. H. (1973)
• Failure at the dental restorative etched enamel interface 

  Retief, D. H. (1973)

  None of the restorative materials available to the dental profession adhere to tooth structure. The bonding of these materials could be greatly increased by etching the enamel surface prior to the placement of the restorative ...
• Marginal adaptation in composite resin restored dentine cavities Showing gross marginal leakage 

  Grossman, E. S.; Sparrius, O. (1986)

  The aim of bonding composite resin restorations to the tooth is to ensure retention and also to prevent marginal leakage at the tooth restoration interface, a process which can lead to further caries. An in vitro marginal ...
• A comparative sem study of keratinized and non-keratinized oral mucosa of the vervet monkey 

  Grossman, E. S.; Cleaton-Jones, P. E. (1981)

  Scanning electron microscopy has revealed that the surfaces of keratinized and non-keratinized oral epithelial cells have characteristic features which enable these tissue types to be readily distinguished. These features ...
• Intercellular junctions in the attached gingiva and alveolar mucosa in the vervet monkey (cercopithecus aethiops) 

  Grossman, E. S.; Austin, J. C.; Cleaton-Jones, P. (1979)

  This study was undertaken to determine the distribution of hemidesmosomes on the basal cell membranes adjacent to the basement lamina and the spinous cell membranes on unloaded keratinized AG and non- keratinized AM.
• Analyses of marginal seals in aged amalgam restorations using extraction replicas 

  Grossman, E. S.; Witcomb, M. J.; Jodaikin, A (1984)

  Since dental amalgam does not bond chemically to tooth structure, a microcrevice is present at the amalgam/tooth interface of a freshly placed restoration. This gap is of sufficient width to allow fluids and microorganisms ...
• Seal development and composition at amalgam-ceramic interfaces after NaC1 and Na2S storage 

  Jodaikin, A; Grossman, ES; Witcomb, MJ (1987)

  Chlorine and sulphur -.have been found in the marginal seal of some tooth-amalgam interfaces . Although the role of Cl in the sealing process is relatively well established the role of S remains more obscure. The purpose ...
• Ultrastructural features of exfoliating surface cells in keratinised and non-keratinised oral mucosa 

  Austin, J. C.; Grossman, E. S.; Cleaton-Jones, P. (1979)

  Healthy keratinised and non-keratinised oral mucosa (attached gingiva and alveolar mucosa) were obtained from 6 adult vervet monkeys, fixed in situ by simultaneous perfusion and immersion fixation using cacodylate buffered ...
• The effect of enamel etchants and a cleaning agent on cut dentine: an in vitro study 

  Sparrius, O.; Grossman, E. S. (1985)

  Cavities 1,25 x 2,00mm were prepared in the cervical dentine of extracted human premolar teeth using a no. 577 tungsten carbide bur. The cavity depth was standardised at 1mm with the aid of a depth gauge fitted to the high ...
• The relation between the action of vitamin E and protein in the body, and the influence of various fish-liver oils in the diet upon vitamin E activity in vivo 

  Irving, J. T.; Budtz-Olsen, O. E. (1955)
• A comparison of the influence of hormones, vitamins, and other dietary factors upon the formation of bone, dentine, and enamel 

  Irving, J. T. (1957)
• Alkali resistant haemoglobins from normal and sickle cell bloods 

  Anderson, C. G. (1955)
• Depth and area of dental erosions, and dental caries, in bulimic women 

  Jones, R. R. H.; Cleaton-Jones, P. (Sage Pub, 1989)

  Dental caries and the severity (depth) and area of erosions of tooth substance were studied in 11 bulimic subjects and 22 matched controls. Erosions were seen in 69% of the bulimics' teeth and in only 7% of the controls' ...
• Primary fixation of vervet monkey oral epithelium for SEM and TEM 

  Grossman, E. S. (1987)

  Vervet monkey attached gingiva and alveolar mucosa was used to investigate the effect of primary fixative composition and osmolarity on the scanning electron microscope appearance and epithelial cell surface feature density. ...
• Zinc oxide-eugenol and calcium hydroxide pulpectomies in baboon primary molars: histological responses 

  Cleaton-Jones, P.; Duggal, M.; Parak, R.; et al (2004)

  AIM: To compare histological responses to zinc oxide-eugenol (ZOE) and calcium hydroxide (CH) pulpectomies in primary molar teeth with inflamed pulps. STUDY DESIGN:This was an experimental study in 17 juvenile baboons ...
• The relation between the action of vitamin E and protein in the body, and the influence of various fish-liver oils in the diet upon vitamin E activity in vivo 

  Irving, J. T.; Budtz-Olsen, O. E. (1955)

  The experiments reported here were undertaken primarily to investigate further the histological changes occurring in the enamel organ of the rat’s incisor tooth during vitamin E deficiency. These changes were originally ...
• Sectioning of the inferior dental nerve in rats 

  Retief, D. H.; Dreyer, C. J. (1969)
• Relationship between fluoride concentration in enamel, DMFT Index, and degree of fluorosis in a community residing in an area with a high level of fluoride 

  Bischoff, J. I.; Van Der Merwe, E. H. M.; Retief, D. H.; et al. (1976)

  The DMFT index, degree of fluorosis (DEGF), fluoride concentration in enamel (F), and depth of etch (D) were determined in participants living in an area with a high fluoride level. A statistically significant difference ...
• Mitotic activity in the oral epithelium of the albino rat 

  Cleaton-Jones, P. (1976)

  In groups of Wistar rats 3 and 12 months of age, colchicine and radioautography were used to assess mitotic activity in oral epitheliums. Apparent mitotic activity in the epitheliums of the cheek, hard palate, and central, ...
• Radioautographic study of mesenchymal cell activity in the secondary palate of the rat 

  Cleaton-Jones, P. (1976)

  Fifteen µCi of ³H-thymidine was injected into the amniotic cavity of fetal rats from day 15 to 19 postinsemination. Analysis of radioautographs from these rats did not show increased mesenchymal cell activity to be responsible ...

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