William M Palin
Reader in Biomaterials, University of Birmingham, School of Dentistry, St Chad's Queensway, Birmingham
‘Let there be Light,’ and there was Light, but was it Enough? A Review of Modern Dental Light Curing
Stephen J BonsorModern dental material and light-curing technology developments are often based on improving convenience for the dental practitioner.
Advice for festive drinkers
Mohammed A HadisA pH probe (PH0065, Jenway, UK) was attached to a pH meter (Ф40, Beckman, UK) and this was calibrated. Stock solutions of 0.1 N sodium hydroxide (NaOH) were prepared using NaOH pellets (VWR...
Low level light therapy (LLLT) for the treatment and management of dental and oral diseases
Michael R MilwardThe application of light is routinely used by dentists, for example, in the curing (photopolymerization) of light-activated, resin-based restorations, caries detection and, more recently, ablative...