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Gastric Reflux is a Significant Causative Factor of Tooth Erosion by Holbrook, W.P., Furuholm, J., Gudmundsson, K., Theodórs, A., Meurman, J.H.

“…Dental erosion is caused by dietary or gastric acid. This study aimed to examine the location and severity of tooth erosion with respect to causative factors,…”
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Role of TP53 in the progression of pre-malignant and malignant oral mucosal lesions. A follow-up study of 144 patients by Ögmundsdóttir, H. M., Björnsson, J., Holbrook, W. P.

“…Background:  Prediction of progression from pre‐malignant oral mucosal lesions to malignancy, or recurrence of an existing oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC),…”
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Profile and competences for the European dentist by Plasschaert, A. J. M., Holbrook, W. P., Delap, E., Martinez, C., Walmsley, A. D.

“…This paper presents the profile and competences for the European Dentist as approved by the General Assembly of the Association for Dental Education in Europe…”
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Approximal Caries Detection by DIFOTI: In Vitro Comparison of Diagnostic Accuracy/Efficacy with Film and Digital Radiography by Ástvaldsdóttir, Á., Åhlund, K., Holbrook, W. P., de Verdier, B., Tranæus, S.

“…The aim of the present study was to compare the diagnostic accuracy/efficacy of digital imaging fiber-optic transillumination (DIFOTI) with film and digital…”
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Longitudinal study of TP53 mutations in eight patients with potentially malignant oral mucosal disorders by Ögmundsdóttir, H. M., Hilmarsdóttir, H., Björnsson, J., Holbrook, W. P.

“…Objectives:  In a previous cross‐sectional study, the authors found a higher rate of TP53 mutation in oral lichen planus (OLP) than in hyperkeratosis. By…”
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Clonal Persistence of Oral Fusobacterium nucleatum in Infancy by Haraldsson, G., Holbrook, W.P., Könönen, E.

“…Once established, early-colonizing bacterial species tend to persist in the mouth. To obtain detailed information on the population dynamics of…”
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Secretor status and caries by Holbrook, W P

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Evaluation of in vitro mucoadhesiveness and texture profile analysis of doxycycline in situ hydrogels by Patlolla, V G R, Holbrook, W P, Gizurarson, S, Kristmundsdottir, P

“…Delivery of active ingredients to the oral mucosa from topically applied formulations reduces side effects from systemic administration and enhances the…”
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The Basic Erosive Wear Examination (BEWE) applied retrospectively to two studies by Holbrook, W. P., Árnadóttir, I. B., Hlöðversson, S. Ö., Arnarsdóttir, E., Jónsson, S. H., Sæmundsson, S. R.

“…Objectives A scoring method for tooth erosion is needed to enable community-based assessments. The aim of this study was to evaluate the Basic Erosive Wear…”
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Enamel opacities in 8-year-old Icelandic children in relation to their medical history as infants by Arnadóttir, I B, Sigurjóns, H, Holbrook, W P

“…Opacities in tooth enamel were found in 34% of 8-year-old Icelandic children in 1970. This study aimed to measure the current prevalence of non-fluorotic…”
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Relationship between dental erosion, soft drink consumption, and gastroesophageal reflux among Icelanders by Jensdottir, T, Arnadottir, I B, Thorsdottir, I, Bardow, A, Gudmundsson, K, Theodors, A, Holbrook, W P

“…The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of dental erosion in young Icelandic adults (19-22 years old) and patients with gastroesophageal reflux…”
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Formulation and clinical evaluation of a hydrocortisone solution for the treatment of oral disease by Kristmundsdóttir, T., Loftsson, T., Holbrook, W.P.

“…The purpose of this study was the formulation and clinical evaluation of a steroid solution for the treatment of oral disease. The steroid used for this work…”
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A 6-year longitudinal study of caries in teenagers and the effect of "dropouts" on the findings by Arnadóttir, I B, Holbrook, W P, Agústsdóttir, H, Saemundsson, S R

“…To investigate attrition of subjects in a longitudinal study of caries. A radiographic study of caries and caries-associated factors was carried out in…”
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Approximal caries and sugar consumption in Icelandic teenagers by Árnadottir, I. B., Rozier, R. G., Sæmundsson, S. R., Sigurjóns, H., Holbrook, W. P.

“…– The aim of this study, conducted in 1994, was to examine the association between approximal caries and sugar consumption in teenagers residing in three…”
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Bacteriological tests as an aid in the management of dental caries in Iceland by Holbrook, W P

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Cariogenic bacteria in a longitudinal study of approximal caries by Sigurjóns, H, Magnúsdóttir, M O, Holbrook, W P

“…Two hundred and seventeen approximal spaces, initially caries free, in 58 patients were studied clinically and radiographically, at intervals of 6 months, for…”
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Putative periodontal pathogens, antibody titres and avidities to them in a longitudinal study of patients with resistant periodontitis by Holbrook, W P, Mooney, J, Sigurdsson, T, Kitsiou, N, Kinane, D F

“…To study changes in antibody titres and antibody avidities to putative periodontal pathogens in patients with resistant periodontitis and to compare these…”
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The problem of the taxonomy of the fusiform bacillus of acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis (Vincent's gingivitis) by HOLBROOK, W. P, CAWSON, R. A

“…The characteristic microscopic appearance of the fusospirochaetal complex in smears from patients with acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis has long been…”
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Recent changes in antibiotic prophylactic measures taken by dentists against infective endocarditis by Holbrook, W P, Higgins, B, Shaw, T R

“…In 1985 dentists in the Lothian Region of Scotland were questioned about their use of prophylactic antibiotics for patients at risk of developing infective…”
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Dental caries and cariogenic factors in pre-school urban Icelandic children by Holbrook, W P

“…Caries prevalence and several caries-related factors were measured in 158 pre-school children in Reykjavík, initially aged 4 years and followed longitudinally…”
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