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J Dent Res 22(5): 373-379, 1943
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CHEMICAL STUDIES ON PERIODONTAL DISEASE—I

D. B. LAW D.D.S., M.S.1, M. BERG PH.D.1, and L. S. FOSDICK PH.D.1

1 Northwestern University Dental School, Chemistry Department, Chicago, Ill.

The rate of putrefaction of saliva as measured by means of the osmoscope and the formol titration has been studied. Although the saliva from individuals suffering from periodontal disease in general decomposes more rapidly than that from normal mouths, the individual variations are quite marked.

Submitted on June 25, 1943






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