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    20 March 2008, Volume 35 Issue 2 Previous Issue    Next Issue
    Employed r eal - time fluor escent quantitative polymer ized chain r eaction to q
    GU Yang1, LI Jing- quan2, SHANG Wei1, XU Hao2,LI Wen- yan1, ZHANG Hong1,CHEN Zheng- han2
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  103-106. 
    Abstract ( 1807 )   HTML ( 4 )   PDF(pc) (40KB) ( 944 )   Save

    Objective To test the DNT of human herpes virus- 5 and 8(HHV- 5 and 8)located in four kinds of samples obtained from minor recurrent aphthous ulcer(MiRAU)patients using the real- time fluorescent quantitative PCR. Methods Samples of the saliva, exfoliated cells, biopsy tissues and the blood of 18 MiRAU patients and 23 health persons were simultaneously collected in one patient or person by oral medicine specialists. They were exactly determined by the real- time fluorescent quantitative PCR. Results The HHV- 5 positive rate in MiRAU
    biopsy samples had significant statistics difference with their health controls(P<0.05). However, the HHV- 5 positive rate in MiRAU saliva and blood samples did not have significant test with their health controls (P>0.05). In
    another part, we did not find the DNA of HHV- 5 in exfoliated cells of both groups and HHV- 8 in either group. Conclusion It is supposed that HHV- 5 may be concealed in immune cells and duplicated in oral small salary gland tissue cells on account of characters of recurrent occurrence and the heal postponement in MiRAU patients.

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    Study in vitro of the anatomy of maxillary fir st permanent pr emolar s in Chengd
    WU Na, ZHENG Yu-lu, SHU Yi, SUN Jian- xun, LEI Lei, JIANG Lan, WU Hong- kun, ZHOU Xue- dong
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  107-110. 
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    Objective To investigate the morphology and the root canal system of the maxillary first premolars, and to provide reference for the endodontic treatment. Methods Vernier was used to measure the length indexes. Macrography was used to observe the morphology of the root. X- ray technique was used to investigate the root canal systems. Results All indexes′measurements assumed a normal distribution, in which root length and tooth length were more variable. Correlation and linear regression were significant about the crown length- tooth length and root length- tooth length and also generally existed among other indexes. 74.3% of 105 maxillary first premolars had fused or conical roots. Most teeth had two canals(68.5%), in which the main types were typeⅠ, typeⅡ, type Ⅳ and type Ⅴ. Conclusion The method may be applied for the root canal treatment of the maxillary first premolars in Chengdu, and the teeth have a high ratio of more than one root canal(71.4%), which should be paid attention to.

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    Analysis of condylar position in seventy- six temporomandibular joint disorder pa
    JIANG Feng, GU Zhi- yuan, ZHANG Xiong, CHEN Jian- ping
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  111-113. 
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    Objective To analyse the condylar position through temporomandibular joint(TMJ)transcranial lateral oblique radiographs by analyzing the temporomandibular joint disorder(TMD) patients. Methods Seventy- six
    patients with TMD(30 males, 46 females)were selected, aging from 17 to 53 years. TMJ transcranialateral oblique radiographs were measured and analyzed using the Cohlmia method. Results Among the 76 TMD patients, the mean value of PO1(the anteropsterior axes of condylar position) was 1.220±0.422 and that of PO2(the vertical axes of condylar position)was 0.386±0.085 on the left side, while the mean value of PO1 was 1.119±0.386 and that of PO2 was 0.397±0.098 on the right side. These condylar position and glenoid fossa difference were found to be insignificant(P>0.05). Conclusion The difference of condylar position is not so obviously in the TMD patients, thus the significance of diagnosis is limited.

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    Facial profile changes after using of the str aight wir e appliance in tr eatment
    LU Jun1, WANG Zhao- jian1,NIU Lei2
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  114-115. 
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    Objective To use the straight wire appliance in treatment for patients of skeletal class Ⅱ malocclusion with the computer- assisted digital cephalometric analysis system(CADCAS). Methods The computer- assisted digital cephalometric analysis system was used to take a skull lateral position film before the treatment. 8 cases of skeletal class Ⅱ malocclusion patients were selected and then treated with straight wire appliance to correct the malocclusion. After the treatment, the wire were removed, then the lateral position films of the skull were taken at the same condition as that before treatment. The data were compared in order to find out the changes of the facial profile after treatment. Results The straight wire appliance slightly changed the facial profile of skeletal class Ⅱ malocclusion patients, but the correction of the deep overbite and deep- cover needed the lower front teeth's tilt to compensate. Conclusion To correct the skeletal class Ⅱ malocclusion by using the straight wire appliance in
    permanent teeth, it has an obvious result in arrangement of the teeth or adjustment occluding relation. It is limited to improve the facial profile. The using of straight wire appliance alone can not get the ideal result.

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    The mechanism of osteoproteger in on miner alization of enamel
    CHENG Lei, ZHOU Xue-dong
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  116-118. 
    Abstract ( 1301 )   HTML ( 4 )   PDF(pc) (39KB) ( 645 )   Save

    Osteoprotegerin is one of the tumor necrosis factor receptor super- family members. It could affect the eruption of teeth; root resorption of primary teeth, teeth movement and the formation of dental hard tissue. The review presents the researches on the mechanism of osteoprotegerin on biomineralization of enamel.

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    Gustatory sweating syndrome
    ZHANG Yuan- xin1, ZHANG Kui- qi2
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  119-121. 
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    Gustatory sweating syndrome occurs several months to a few years after parotid gland surgery or submandibular gland surgery or radical neck dissection,and is characterized by sweating and flushing of the skin of the ear during meals. The pathogenesis of gustatory sweating is that the sympathetic and parasympathetic postganglionic fibers are damaged by surgical operation of parotid gland, and they regenerate and grow into sweat gland and blood vessel wall of skin. When the sufferers take food, parasympathetic nerve is excited and released acetylcholine, impelling sweat and blood vessel dilated and flush. Treatment method of gustatory sweat mainly includes anti- cholinergic drugs locally applied, and related parasympathetic nerve cut by surgical operation, and botulinum toxin A injected in sweating area.

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    Progr ess of investigation on the inter action between tumor - associated fibrobl
    SONG Hui - yun, HE Xin, ZHOU Hong- mei
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  122-124. 
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    Tumor- associated fibroblasts and vascular endothelial cells, which present central roles in the tumor growth, angingenesis and migration, have complicated interactions through directly touch and signal communications
    in the tumor - host interface microenvironment. The investigation on the interaction between them will give us a new strategy for the anti- tumor theapies.

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    Application of polymer ase chain r eaction to assess genic polymorphism of or al
    YANG Fan, GUO Bin
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  125-127. 
    Abstract ( 1443 )   HTML ( 4 )   PDF(pc) (27KB) ( 655 )   Save

    As indigenous oral bacteria, the Actinomyces are thought to contribute to caries especially to root caries. Therefore, it is great important to assess genic polymorphism of oral Actinomyces. Polymerase chain reaction(PCR) extensively utilized for research about oral bacteria recently. Here we review a series of PCR methods for assessing genic polymorphism of oral Actinomyces: random amplificaiton of polymorphic DNA(RAPD), PCR restriction fragment length polymorphism(PCR- RFLP)and repetitive extragenic palindromic sequence- based polymerase chain reaction(REP- PCR).

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    Effects of bone morphogenetic protein - 2 on the prolifer ation and metastasis of malignant tumor cells
    DONG Jia- zeng, GAO Qing- hong
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  128-130. 
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    Bone morphogenetic proteins(BMP) are a large subgroup within the transforming growth factor - β (TGF- β)family, and these proteins actually play important roles in embryogenesis and organogenesis, even though they were discovered because of their osteoinductive activity. Recent studies have shown that BMP can be expressed in different malignant tumor cells and demonstrated the role of BMP in different malignant tumor cells and tumor formation. These studies suggest that BMP play a crucial role in the malignant tumor progression to regulate the behavior of cells. This review summarized these studies on effects of bone morphogenetic proteins (BMP- 2)on the proliferation and metastasis of malignant tumor cells, because BMP- 2 is one of the most activated proteins in this subgroup.

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    The effects of enamel matr ix proteins on the signal tr ansduction pathway
    YU Guang, SHU Rong
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  131-134. 
    Abstract ( 1440 )   HTML ( 6 )   PDF(pc) (40KB) ( 752 )   Save

    Local application of biologic regulator in operating area to promote regeneration has become a burning topic in the periodontological domain. Enamel matrix proteins have been demonstrated satisfactory effect in the periodontal
    regeneration studies. However, the precise mechanism of the biological function is still indefinite. Various responds such as proliferation and differentiation induced by stimulus is regulated by the expression and/or activation of response factors, which constitute the signal transduction pathway.

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    The role of Smads and r elated tr anscr iption factor s in the signal tr ansduction of bone morphogenetic protein
    YANG Liu- qing, LIN Zheng- mei
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  135-137. 
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    Bone morphogenetic proteins(BMPs) have been shown to be multifunctional cytokines with a wide range of biological activities on various cell types. Smads proteins transduce BMPs intercellular signals into the nucleus and regulate transcription of target genes. In the nucleus, various Smad- binding proteins interact with the transcription complex, which may play critical roles in regulating the transcription of BMPs- related genes. In this review, we emphasis on the BMPs- Smad pathway and Smad binding proteins including transcription factors, transcriptional co- activators and co- repressors.

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    Estrogen and temporomandibular disorders
    WANG Xi- jun1, YI Xin- zhu2
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  138-140. 
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    Epidemiologic literatures suggest that temporomandibular joint disorders(TMD) is more prevalent in women than in men. The severity of symptoms is also related to the age of the patients. The gender and age distribution of TMD suggests a possible link between its pathogenesis and estrogen. It has been reported that estrogen could influence the development, restitution and metabolism of the temporomandibular joint and associated structures such as bone, cartilage and articular disc. Estrogen can also influence the regulative mechanism of pain. Therefore estrogen maybe play a role in the pathophysiology of TMD.

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    The influence of or thodontic for ces on dental pulp
    LIU Xin1, XIANG Xue- rong1, FAN Xiao- ping2
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  141-143. 
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    The orthodontic treatments are based on knowing the influences of orthodontic forces on patients and using biomechanic principle correctly. Close attention has been paid to the influences of orthodontic forces on dental pulp and periodontal tissues by dentists. Owing to the special characteristics of dissection and physiology, the dental pulp has been the key to the orthodontic treatments. This review describes the influence of orthodontic forces on dental pulp.

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    Function of signal tr ansduction in or al bacter ia specific adhesion
    YANG Ran, ZHOU Xue - dong
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  144-146. 
    Abstract ( 1364 )   HTML ( 5 )   PDF(pc) (36KB) ( 1548 )   Save

    Adhesion,which is not a simple accumulation, but a more complex and organized process, is the foundation of colonization and pathogenicity of bacteria. Complex signal transduction happens among bacteria and acquired pellicle in these process. This paper from the mechanism of bacteria adhesion, types of bacteria signal transduction and the function of signal transduction in bacteria specific adhesion, approach the relationship between signal transduction and specific adhesion, provide a new way to think about inhibiting the formation of oral biofilm.

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    Resear ch progr ess of dental pulp cell apoptosis
    ZHU Yu- ting, YANG Hui, HU Tao
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  147-150. 
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    Apoptosis is also existing in dental pulp cells as same as other tissues. The mechanism of apoptosis is not clear right now. Further study of dental pulp cell apoptosis will have a positive impact on dental pulp physiopathology. Review discwses the definition of cell apoptosis, meaning of apoptosis, methods of detection, apoptosic genes and research progress.

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    1H- nuclear magnetic r esonance based metabonomics in life sciences
    ZHOU Jing- lin 1,2, LI Wei1
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  151-154. 
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    1H- nuclear magnetic resonance (1H- NMR)based metabonomics and pattern recognition analysis(PRA)as an important component of global systems biology is a new emerging “omic”technology in recent years. The 1H- NMR spectra provides a wealth of metabolites information in biofluid, PRA can be used to reduce the large biological information and identified the characteristic metabolite from the complex data. This paper reviews approaches of 1H- NMR- based metabonomics commonly application for life sciences. It briefly introduces the technical flat- roof of metabonomic and the application in the fundamental biology, physiology, pathology, nutriology, and clinical diagnosis of disease.

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    Research progress of odontoblast's specific molecular markers
    FU Zhong- sen, ZHU Yu- ting, HU Tao
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  155-157. 
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    Dental pulp stem cells(DPSC) are a kind of dental pulp resided cells retaining their potentials of generation and differentiation, which are able to differentiate into post- mitosis cells after being stimulated. In the previous researches, it is always demanded to separate the differentiated stages of DPSC which are always identified by the molecular markers in odontoblast. With the developments of these researches, the options of molecular markers that could be applied became more and more abundant. The purpose of this article is to review the research progress of odontoblast specific molecular markers.

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    Effect of par athyroid hormone r elated protein and par athyroid hormone and thei
    JIN Jian, LI Zu-bing
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  158-160. 
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    Condylar cartilage is the most important development zone of mandible, the chondrocyte of which grows and differentiates greatly different with the growth plate of long bone. Parathyroid hormone related protein (PTHrP) acts the critical regulating role during the condylar development. As a great promising mediator, parathyroid hormone(PTH) can not be replaced in modifying condylar development artificially. The pleiotropic effects of PTHrP/PTH and the receptor(typeⅠ), which become the focuses of research on mandibular condylar development, are reviewed here.

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    Resear ch advances and basic char acter istics of dental papilla cells
    CAO Ying 1, FANG Chang-yun2
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  161-163. 
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    The dental papilla cells(DPC) play an important regulatory role during teeth development, and represent a unique embryonic mesenchymal cell population which undergo differentiation into odontoblast. The dental papilla cells are generally defined as post- natal stem cells capable of both self- renewal and multi- lineage differentiation. This article reviews the progress in aspects of the morphologic and functional characteristics of DPC, three- dimensional cell culture and bioengineered teeth.

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    runx-2 and tooth development
    WEN Jun, LU Qun, ZHU Qing-lin
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  164-166. 
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    Recent studies revealed unique functions for runx- 2 in the differentiation of pluripotent mesenchymal cells into osteoblasts. This review provides the lately research advance about the structure of runx- 2 gene, and the striking role of it during tooth development.

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    Advances on the cariogenic character of Streptococcus sobrinus and its relationsh
    SUN Jing- hua1,NIU Yu- mei1,FAN Ming- wen2
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  167-169. 
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    Streptococcus sobrinusS.sobrinus)is another important cariogenic microorganism of Mutans streptococciS.mutans). Although S.sobrinus was less frequently detected in human oral cavities than S.mutans, it has been
    described as more virulent than S.mutans due to its high acidogenicity and acid tolerance. Following the improvement of test facility and the elevation of detection sensibility, the detection rate of S.sobrinus in human oral has
    been rising obviously. The study about S.sobrinus has progressed markedly in the last two decades, and we provide a summary of advances on the bionomics, cariogenic character of S.sobrinus and its relationship with anti - caries immunization, in order to provide some reference for further study about etiology of dental caries and anti- caries immunization.

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    Microcracks associated with ultrasonic root-end preparation
    ZHANG Ping-juan, CHEN Wen-xia
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  170-172. 
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    Ultrasonic root- end preparation techniques have recently been introduced and revolutionized the field of endodontic surgery. The ultrasonic devices permit the preparation of conservative and straight cavities. However, investigators have different reports that microfractures can occur due to the vibratory action of this instruments. This article reviews the literature on microcracks associated with ultrasonic root- end preparation.

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    ResilonTM: The root canal filling mater ials of r esin
    FU Xiang, CHEN Wen-xia
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  173-175. 
    Abstract ( 1673 )   HTML ( 3 )   PDF(pc) (31KB) ( 614 )   Save

    ResilonTM is a new material that has been introduced for the obturation of endodontically treated teeth. ResilonTM is a synthetic polycaprolactone polymer based on the polymers of polyester. Several studies have evaluated this material. However, the researchers had different results. The clinical significance of ResilonTM will require further evaluation.

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    Correlative models for remodeling mechanism research of parade
    WU Shu - yi, LI Yan
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  176-178. 
    Abstract ( 1386 )   HTML ( 2 )   PDF(pc) (27KB) ( 1053 )   Save

    Occlusal force would change after rehabilitation of teeth or dentition defect compared with the original state. And this may induce remodeling changes in paradental tissues, as well as the orthodontic force. Since the remodeling mechanism of paradental tissues to mechanical stress hasn′t been clarified, it′s significative to establish animal model or in vitro model to simulate the mechanical state in vivo. This review aims to state the correlative models for remodeling mechanism research of paradental tissues to mechanical stress.

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    Association between RhoC and salivary gland tumor
    LU Li-fang, HU Ji-an
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  179-181. 
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    RhoC GTPase is a member of low molecular weight proteins belonging to the Ras superfamily. Recently many researches have demonstrated that RhoC played a role in genesis and development of malignant tumor, and overexpression of RhoC was reported to correlate with clinical cancer metastasis. Based on the studies concerning RhoC at home and abroad, we will further discuss the relation between RhoC and the tumor of salivary glands in this review.

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    Melanotic neuroectodermal tumour of infancy
    CHEN Qi,NONG Xiao- lin
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  182-185. 
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    Melanotic neuroectodermal tumor of infancy is a rare,usually benign, pigmented congenital tumor of neuroectodermal which usually occurs in infants under one year of age. The maxilla is the most oftenly involves site. The mass which has a light blue or gray- black appearance in gross improves slowly. The tumor is benign but may invade bone marrow, very rare examples of malignant transformation have been reported. It was suggested to enlarge operation margin for avoid recurring. This review present the clinic feature, pathology and differential diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of the disease.

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    Research development of low- intensity pulsed ultrasound to accelerate the new bo
    XIE Hong- jun, WANG Yin- long, ZHOU Jian
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  186-188. 
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    Low intensity pulsed ultrasound, a form of mechanical energy transmitted as fluctuation and energy, the basis as the physical and chemical effects, it can cause the biological system changes in the structure or function when spread in the body, which can facilitate the distraction osteogenesis healing and shorten the treatment time. This review explores the mechanism how the lowintensity pulsed ultrasound to accelerate distraction osteogenesis repair and summary its animal experiments and clinical studies. Low intensity pulsed ultrasound, as a means of accelerating distraction osteogenesis, has no adverse reaction, simple application, and other advantages.
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    Research progress on antibacterial property of hydroxyapatite coating materials
    JIANG Hua- zhou, LI Wei
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  189-191. 
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    Hydroxyapatite is used widely as bioactive coating of implant. However, when the devices are implanted, bacteria attach to the surface of the surface of the implant and then result in peri-implantitis. So, the peri-implantitis is the important reason leading to the descending overall retaining rate of implants. In order to control the bacterial infection, a great effort has been taken to modify the material surface by incorporating antibacterial metal ion and then significantly improve retaining rate of implants. This review summarized the antibacterial property of different coating materials.
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    Influence of milk protein pellicles on tooth demineralization and remineralizatio
    SUN Jian- xun, ZHOU Xue - dong
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  192-194. 
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    Milk proteins could adsorb to tooth enamel surfaces selectively and form an acquired protein pellicle, which is closely related to tooth demineralization and remineralization. Studying the influence of milk protein pellicles on demineralization and remineralization of tooth surface can further ensure the mechanisms of protection against dental caries of milk. This article has reviewed the formation and composition of milk protein pellicles, including casein, whey protein, minerals and proteose- peptones. The effect of these agents on tooth demineralization and remineralization has also been discussed.
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    Application of free flap viability monitoring using fluorescein quantitative angi
    HAN Dong, CHEN Chuan- jun
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  195-197. 
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    Accurate assessment of the perfusion of free flap transfers can be optimized by in time diagnosis of irreversibly compromised tissue blood flow and immediate interpretation. There is extensive literature available on monitoring techniques and methods for postoperative vessel thrombosis of the free flap transfers both in experimental and clinical setting. The advantages of the fluorescence angiography include simplicity, objectivity, convenience, perfusion quantification, and harmless to the free flap. This article gave an overview to major points of theory, application and the newest progress of fluorescein angiography.
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    综述
    Research progress of parotid myoepithelial carcinoma
    LIU Wei, PING Fei-yun
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  198-198~200. 
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    Myoepithelial carcinoma, also named malignant myoepithelioma, was a new kind in WHO′s classification of salivary gland tumors in 1991. It is a scarce salivary gland malignant tumor, and the number of these patients is no more than a hundred in domestic and abroad′s reports. This tumor was known as a special kind of adencarcinoma or malignant mixed tumor. Because of the different morphous of tumor endepidermis, the tumor tissue and cellular structure are diversity. There still lays many disputes in its diagnosis and therapeutics. This article had an overview about the research progress of its histology, pathologic diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and therapeutics.
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    Clinical features of eosinophilic granuloma of jaws
    Lü Biao, TAO Qian
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  201-201~203. 
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    Eosinophilic granuloma of the jaws is rarely seen clinically and lack of specificity in clinical and radiographic presentation. The misdiagnosis rate of this disease is high, often made it not be treated in time. This review was to introduce the recent research progress about clinical and radiographic presentation, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of eosinophilic granuloma of jaws.
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    Advancement of relationship between thermotherapy and tumor local lymphatic metas
    LIU Xian, LIANG Xin- hua
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  204-204~206,215. 
    Abstract ( 1378 )   HTML ( 2 )   PDF(pc) (38KB) ( 636 )   Save
    Vascular endothelial growth factor- C is the special cytokines found involving in the lymphatic metastasis. And many others are following proved to promote local lymphatic metastasis. The mechanism of contribution of thermotherapy to lymphatic metastasis is still remaining unclear, and mostly focused on clinic. Recently, it is found that thermotherapy can inhibit the expression of cytokines which promote lymphatic metastasis. The relationship between thermotherapy and cytokines which were thought to promote lymphatic metastasis was reviewed.
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    Research advancement of hydroxyapatite/poly-lactic-co-glycolic acid biocomposite
    ZHAO Jun, JIANG Xin- quan, ZHANG Zhi - yuan
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  207-207~209. 
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    Hydroxyapatite/poly- lactic- co- glycolic acid (HA/PLGA) biocomposite material is one typical representative of inorganic/organic composite materials. With the improvement of the preparation of the material, it's easier to cell adhere and the material has better biocompatibility. The application of nanotechnique had improved the bioactivity of the material as well as the osteointegration and the osteoconduction. The study of biomimetic mineralization suggests that different size and shape of apatite microenvironment affects the cell spreading, proliferation and the osteogenic differentiation. By surface adsorption and coprecipitation, the bioactive growth factors could absorb to the surface of the material, so a desired delivery system of biological factors for bone tissue engineering could therefore be designed. But the method of coprecipitation has more advantage compared with surface adsorption.
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    Clinical and laboratorial researches on biocompatibility of dental composite resi
    MA Hong, ZHANG Fei-min
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  210-210~212. 
    Abstract ( 1307 )   HTML ( 3 )   PDF(pc) (28KB) ( 2031 )   Save
    Composite resin has been used widely in clinic, for its good color and little reduction of teeth. However, it has been reported that composite resin was an adverse stimulating factor on human. This article summarized clinical and laboratorial researches on biocompatibility of dental composite resin.
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    Advancement of the friction and wear of dental porcelain
    GUO Ling, ZHU Zhi- min
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  213-213~215. 
    Abstract ( 1418 )   HTML ( 3 )   PDF(pc) (28KB) ( 1332 )   Save
    As dental porcelain is used widely in the clinic, the friction and the wear is unavoidable in the mouth. The studies of oral biotribology, the friction mechanism of nature tooth and dental porcelain, the match of dental porcelain was reviewed in this paper.
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    Progress in the research on stress corrosion cracking of dental casting alloys
    CHEN Jie, HU Bin
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  216-216~218. 
    Abstract ( 1280 )   HTML ( 3 )   PDF(pc) (25KB) ( 658 )   Save
    Dental casting alloys have been widely used in oral prosthetics. Electrochemical corrosion would happen when metal prosthesis has functions in oral cavity. One of the most destructive corrosion forms is stress corrosion cracking. This article addressed the research on the stress corrosion cracking of the dental casting alloys.
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    Frequent problems and transaction of magnetic attachment
    JIA Ying- jie, ZHAN De- song
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  219-219~221. 
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    Magnetic attachments use magnetic force to absorb artificial teeth and abutment tooth or implant, which can make the artificial teeth to catch retention and stabilization. Although the magnetic attachment has a lot of grace, it also exists some problems. This article summarized the frequent problems and transaction of magnetic attachment.
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    Research of the index of or thodontic treatment complexity, outcome and need
    LIAO Zheng- yu, LAI Wen-li
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  222-222~224. 
    Abstract ( 1696 )   HTML ( 4 )   PDF(pc) (28KB) ( 1188 )   Save
    Index of treatment complexity, outcome and need(ICON) is an occlusal index collaborated and established by 97 orthodontists from 9 countries of Europe and America, and was formally introduced to the world in 2001. The aim of this index is to evaluate the orthodontic treatment need, complexity, degree of improvement and the acceptability of the outcome by the judgment of patients and models. ICON has been widely employed in the west in the past few years, but no correlated research could be seen in China so far. The purpose of the
    present paper was to review the relative researches lately made by western scholars.
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    Application of fixed functional appliance in tr eatment of class Ⅱ malocclusion<
    WANG Wei, LI Hong- fa
    Inter J Stomatol. 2008, 35 (2):  225-225~227. 
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    Fixed functional appliance is effective in the treatment of class Ⅱ malocclusion. For being fixed full time, fixed functional appliance acts on the teeth and jaws for every hour each day, so that patient co- operation is not a problem. As a result, the treatment time is short. The article reviewed several aspects of fixed functional appliance, which included its history, characteristic, indication, principle, relapse and retention.
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