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Deer antlers: a zoological curiosity or the key to understanding organ regeneration in mammals? by Price, J. S., Allen, S., Faucheux, C., Althnaian, T., Mount, J. G.

“…Many organisms are able to regenerate lost or damaged body parts that are structural and functional replicates of the original. Eventually these become fully…”
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A new paradigm for operative dentistry by Mount, GJ

“…It is over 100 years since GV Black gathered together most of the knowledge then current on the caries process and set clear parameters for the discipline of…”
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Glass ionomers: a review of their current status by Mount, G J

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Resin modified glass‐ionomers: Strength, cure depth and translucency by Mount, GJ, Patel, C., Makinson, OF

“…Background: According to the classification suggested by McLean, Wilson and Nicholson only three materials, currently marketed, fit the designation of resin…”
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Clinical performance of glass-ionomers by Mount, Graham J

“…Synopsis Glass-ionomers were introduced to the profession 20 years ago and have been shown to be a very useful adjunct to restorative dentistry. Their major…”
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Evidence that the canonical Wnt signalling pathway regulates deer antler regeneration by Mount, J. G., Muzylak, M., Allen, S., Althnaian, T., McGonnell, I. M., Price, J. S.

“…Wnt signalling regulates many developmental processes, including the fate specification, polarity, migration, and proliferation of cranial neural crest. The…”
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A proposal for a new classification of lesions of exposed tooth surfaces by Mount, G J, Tyas, J M, Duke, E S, Hume, W R, Lasfargues, J J, Kaleka, R

“…In the presence of improved methods of identification and treatment of lesions on the exposed surfaces of teeth, it should now be acknowledged that the GV…”
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Classification for minimal intervention by Mount, G J

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Enamel etching and glass-ionomer sealants by Mount, G J

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Minimal intervention dentistry--a review. FDI Commission Project 1-97 by Tyas, M J, Anusavice, K J, Frencken, J E, Mount, G J

“…The concept of minimal intervention dentistry has evolved as a consequence of our increased understanding of the caries process and the development of adhesive…”
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Buonocore Memorial Lecture. Glass-ionomer cements: past, present and future by Mount, G J

“…It was Michael Buonocore who focused the attention of the profession on adhesion in the oral cavity. He expanded the concept of adhesion of resins to enamel…”
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Restorative materials by Mount, G J

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Adhesion of glass-ionomer cement in the clinical environment by Mount, G J

“…This paper discusses the literature concerning the development of an ion-enriched layer between the glass-ionomer cement and tooth structure. Two restorations…”
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The strength of auto‐cured and light‐cured materials. The shear punch test by Mount, G. J., Makinson, O. F., Peters, M. C. R. B.

“…This paper examines the versatility of the shear punch test as described by Roydhouse and suggests that it should be considered as an alternative to the…”
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Minimal intervention: a new concept for operative dentistry by Mount, G J, Ngo, H

“…The term minimal intervention is relatively new in dentistry and has been introduced to suggest to the profession that it is time for change in the principles…”
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A study of glass-ionomer cement and its interface with enamel and dentin using a low-temperature, high-resolution scanning electron microscopic technique by Ngo, H, Mount, G J, Peters, M C

“…This report describes a method of immobilizing the water contained in glass-ionomer cement and dental hard tissues and stabilizing the delicate organic…”
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Cavity classification by Mount, G J, Hume, W R

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The effect of varnishes and other surface treatments on water movement across the glass ionomer cement surface. II by Earl, M. S. A., Mount, G. J., Humet, W. R.

“…The aesthetic restorative glass ionomer cements undergo a rather prolonged setting reaction during which time they are susceptible to water uptake and water…”
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Glass ionomer cements and future research by Mount, G J

“…Once a root surface lesion has extended into tooth structure beyond the point at which it can be successfully remineralized it is necessary to carry out…”
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The wettability of bonding resins used in the composite resin/glass ionomer ‘sandwich technique’ by Mount, G. J.

“…There is some controversy about the significance of the wettability of the unfilled resin bonding agent that is generally recommended for prior application…”
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