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Pilot study of 3D image correlation photogrammetry to assess strain and deformation of mouthguard materials by McGlumphy, Kellye C., Mendel, Deborah A., Yilmaz, Burak, Seidt, Jeremy D.

“…Background/Aim The purpose of this investigation was to conduct a pilot study to evaluate the use of 3D image correlation photogrammetry (3DIC) in comparing…”
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Impact energy absorption of three mouthguard materials in three environments by Lunt, Darin R., Mendel, Deborah A., Brantley, William A., Michael Beck, F., Huja, Sarandeep, Schriever, Scott D., Grentzer, Thomas H., Alapati, Satish B.

“…–  The objective of this study was to compare the impact energy absorption of three mouthguard materials in three environments. Thirty specimens with 12.7 cm ×…”
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Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and temperature-modulated DSC study of three mouthguard materials by Meng, Frank H, Schricker, Scott R, Brantley, William A, Mendel, Deborah A, Rashid, Robert G, Fields, Henry W, Vig, Katherine W.L, Alapati, Satish B

“…Abstract Objectives Employ differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and temperature-modulated DSC (TMDSC) to investigate thermal transformations in three…”
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Impact energy absorption of three mouthguard materials in an aqueous environment by Mendel, Deborah A., Ucar, Yurdanur, Brantley, William A., Rashid, Robert G., Harrell, Sarah L., Grentzer, Thomas H.

“…–  High impact energy absorption is an essential property for mouthguard materials. The impact test performance of three popular mouthguard materials was…”
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Implant screw mechanics by McGlumphy, E A, Mendel, D A, Holloway, J A

“…Osseointegrated implant support of dental restorations continues to be a popular option for the contemporary patient with missing natural dentition. This…”
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Implant superstructures: a comparison of ultimate failure force by McGlumphy, E A, Robinson, D M, Mendel, D A

“…Because of reported prosthodontic failures, alternative implant abutments and screws with suggested strength superiority have been manufactured. However,…”
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