Articles:

THE EDITOR'S VIEWPOINT

H. B. G. R.
J Dent Res 1950 29: 257-259. [PDF]  

THE ORGANIC ELEMENTS OF THE ENAMEL: IV. THE GROSS MORPHOLOGY AND THE HISTOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIP OF THE LAMELLAE TO THE ORGANIC FRAMEWORK OF THE ENAMEL

REIDAR F. SOGNNAES
J Dent Res 1950 29: 260-269. [Abstract] [PDF]  

THE INFLUENCE OF SOME SURFACE-ACTIVE SUBSTANCES ON DECALCIFICATION OF THE ENAMEL SURFACE

J. P. WALSH and R. W. GREEN
J Dent Res 1950 29: 270-277. [Abstract] [PDF]  

THE WEIGHT LOSSES OF INTACT TEETH IN DIFFERENT BUFFERS AT VARYING pH VALUES

JACOB YARDENI
J Dent Res 1950 29: 278-284. [PDF]  

SOME PHYSICAL PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN THE APPLICATION OF SOLUTIONS TO TEETH FOR THE PURPOSE OF REDUCING DENTAL CARIES

F. C. BESIC
J Dent Res 1950 29: 285-290. [PDF]  

THE EVANSTON DENTAL CARIES STUDY: V. THE FLUORINE CONTENT OF SALIVA AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO (A) ORAL LACTOBACILLUS COUNTS AND (B) THE PREVALENCE OF DENTAL CARIES

D. J. MARTIN and I. N. HILL
J Dent Res 1950 29: 291-297. [Abstract] [PDF]  

EVALUATION OF THE COLORIMETRIC (SNYDER) TEST: I. COMPARISON OF POSITIVE COLOR REACTIONS WITH THE LACTOBACILLUS COUNTS OF RESPECTIVE SPECIMENS OF SALIVA ROUTINELY SUBMITTED FOR CULTURE

MARSHALL L. SNYDER and MARGERY K. CLARKE
J Dent Res 1950 29: 298-303. [Abstract] [PDF]  

ON THE OCCURRENCE OF THE LACTATE FERMENTING ANAEROBE, MICROCOCCUS LACTILYTICUS, IN HUMAN SALIVA

H. C. DOUGLAS
J Dent Res 1950 29: 304-306. [PDF]  

THE UTILIZATION OF CEREALS IN VARIOUS STAGES OF REFINEMENT BY AN ORAL STRAIN OF LACTOBACILLUS ACIDOPHILUS

SAMUEL DREIZEN, HENRY I. GREENE, and TOM D. SPIES
J Dent Res 1950 29: 307-314. [PDF]  

FLUORINE, ASH, CALCIUM, AND PHOSPHORUS IN HUMAN TEETH

F. J. MCCLURE
J Dent Res 1950 29: 315-319. [Abstract] [PDF]  

THE FAILURE OF AMMONIUM IONS TO INHIBIT THE GROWTH OF ORAL LACTOBACILLI

W. F. KIRCHHEIMER and H. C. DOUGLAS
J Dent Res 1950 29: 320-324. [PDF]  

STUDIES ON THE INCIDENCE AND CAUSE OF DENTAL DEFECTS IN CHILDREN: IX. THE DECIDUOUS MOLARS: FISSURES AND CARIES

MARCU BRUCKER
J Dent Res 1950 29: 325-330. [Abstract] [PDF]  

PHYSIOLOGICAL TOOTH MIGRATION AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OCCLUSION: II. THE BIOGENESIS OF ACCESSIONAL DENTITION

LOUIS J. BAUME
J Dent Res 1950 29: 331-337. [Abstract] [PDF]  

PHYSIOLOGICAL TOOTH MIGRATION AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF OCCLUSION: III. THE BIOGENESIS OF THE SUCCESSIONAL DENTITION

LOUIS J. BAUME
J Dent Res 1950 29: 338-348. [Abstract] [PDF]  

THE EFFECT OF PYRIDOXINE DEFICIENCY ON THE JAWS OF MICE: A. PERIODONTAL STRUCTURES

B. MANDIBULAR CONDYLE and BARNET M. LEVY
J Dent Res 1950 29: 349-357. [PDF]  

THE EFFECT OF X-RAY IRRADIATION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MANDIBULAR JOINT OF THE MOUSE

M. S. BURSTONE
J Dent Res 1950 29: 358-363. [Abstract] [PDF]  

SALIVARY AMMONIA AND ITS CORRELATION TO DENTAL CALCULUS: I. AMMONIA NITROGEN DEVELOPMENT FROM THE SUPERNATANT LIQUID AND THE RESIDUE OF CENTRIFUGED SALIVA DURING A NINE-DAY INCUBATION PERIOD

MARVIN JACOBSON and ROBERT G. KESEL
J Dent Res 1950 29: 364-374. [PDF]  

SALIVARY AMMONIA AND ITS CORRELATION TO DENTAL CALCULUS: II. AMMONIA NITROGEN DEVELOPMENT FROM THE WASHED RESIDUE OR CENTRIFUGED SALIVA OVER A SEVENTY-TWO-HOUR INCUBATION PERIOD

MARVIN JACOBSON
J Dent Res 1950 29: 375-379. [PDF]  

SALIVARY AMMONIA AND ITS CORRELATION TO DENTAL CALCULUS: III. THE FATE OF SALIVARY MUCIN, NONMUCIN, AND AMMONIA NITROGEN OVER A SEVENTY-TWO-HOUR INCUBATION PERIOD

MARVIN JACOBSON
J Dent Res 1950 29: 380-385. [PDF]  

THE EFFECT OF PROPYLTHIOURACIL ON THE PERIODONTIUM OF THE HAMSTER

DAVID F. MITCHELL
J Dent Res 1950 29: 386-391. [PDF]  

HYALURONIDASE ACTIVITY IN HUMAN SALIVA

VINCENT F. LISANTI
J Dent Res 1950 29: 392-395. [Abstract] [PDF]  

SOME MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AMALGAMATORS

N. 0. TAYLOR, W. T. SWEENEY, and D. B. MAHLER
J Dent Res 1950 29: 396-400. [Abstract] [PDF]  

AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION OF "SERIAL" SECTIONS OF UNDECALCIFIED DENTAL TISSUES

M. T. JANSEN
J Dent Res 1950 29: 401-406. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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