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J Dent Res 42(3): 885-888, 1963
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Behavior of Tooth Enamel under Load

D. J. HAINES 1, D. C. BERRY 1, and D. F. G. POOLE 1

1 Departments of Mechanical Engineering and of Dentistry, University of Bristol, Bristol, England

Clearly, further experiments are necessary to confirm that a fluid system exists within enamel. The experiments described here indicate that such a system may exist, and the facts supporting the suggestion do not conflict with present knowledge concerning enamel structure.

Submitted on December 1, 1962




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