University of Nebraska College of Dentistry - Impressions Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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do yffnmnizh room Pownal feaeafacd. 4 I 1,4 Urea-provided in high concentration by the high-urea ammoniated dentifrice for- mula-penetrates deeply into the enamel . . . diffuses back to the surface gradually? Here Qunder the plaque! it hydrolyzes to ammonia . . . keeps the pH alkaline for hours'1 .. . resists the acidifying effect of sugar hydrolysis.5'7 The high-urea ammo- niated dentifrice formula also inhibits growth of acid-producing and other po- tentially cariogenic bacteria.: Long-range clinical studies, as summar- ized below, demonstrate the cariostatic effectiveness of Amm-i-dent under actual conditions ot' use. NUM!!! OF PATIENTS CAIIES KATE DUIATION OF STUDY lNcIDENCE .Y Yotul Control Tut Control Amm-i-dont USING AMM4-DENY , 2 4 Y '1 d l85 75 110 2.3: 1.31 43.696 comp ete report , 5 3 Y'?' 'fdY' l20 31 av 2.19 l.08 50.996 rnterlm report Y'?' WY so ao so 1.60 on urns interim report IIFEIENCES: I. Gale, J. A.: Dent. Record 7l:l5, 1951. I. Henschcl, C. and Lieber, L.: Oral Surg., Oral Med., and Oral Path. tRcf. to comel. 3. jen- kins, F, N. and Wright, D. E.: Brit. Dent. 901117. 1951. I. Lelkowitx, W. ind Singer, A. N. Y. St. Dent. l7:l59, 1951. 5. Lefkowitl, W. Ind Venti. V. I.: Oral Surg., Oral Med., and Oral Path. 421576, 1951, C. Little, M. F., Brudevold, F., and Taylor, R.: J. Dent. Res. labxtlnl 301495, l95l. 7. Singer, A. J.: Oral Surg., Oral Med., Ind Oral Pnth. 4:15681 1951. I. Wainwright, W. W.-ond Lemoine, F. A.: J.A.D.A. 41:135, 1950. AMM-I-DENT, INC. ' Jersey City 2, N. J. I flf THE HIGH-UKEA AMMONIATED TOOTH POWDER AND TOOTH PASTE WHITE OR GREEN KCHLOROPHYLLJ ,glee

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PATIENT '.3f23N'2 AND VITALLIUMQ? ,,,, ,4,.. Q7 EQUI-POISE .... PROVIDES THE ANSWER FOR DENf'5T YOU AND YOUR PATIENT FOR YOU Equi-Poise design and Vitallium partials provide a three-fold Solution to partial denture problems: Q foul iolsf 0 CONFIDENCE that you can answer patients' questions with assurance that your promises will be fulfilled. 0 SAVING OF CHAIRTIME because of fewer adjustments needed. Repairs and remakes virtually eliminated. 0 BETTER DENTISTRY. You can conserve abutments, pro- vide balanced stability and retention on all partial dentures. FOR YOUR PATIENT 0 ESTHETICS with little or no display of metal. E U Function and normal mastication with comfort and con- ' fidence. ' PRESERVATION of ABUTMENTS. Little or no strain on abutments because of scientific design. ? I gg TECHNICIAN VlTAl.l.lUM PARHALS., I Smeg EQul-PolsE DESIGN lllllllv QTrade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. WELLS DENTAL LABORATORY NORFQLK, NEBRASKA