The science and practice of caries prevention.

By J. Featherstone. The Journal of the American Dental Association (1939), 2000

1,153 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Orthodontics, Periodontics

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In Orthodontics

1. J. Featherstone
2. R. Touger-Decker
3. C. van Loveren

In Periodontics

1. J. Featherstone
2. R. Touger-Decker
3. C. van Loveren

Citations in the corpus

• Dental caries: a dynamic disease process. (2008, background): “2,29 36 The major point is that if a carious lesion is non-cavitated, and especially if it is in the enamel, it can be reversed or arrested chemically as described below.”
• Sugars and dental caries. (2003, background): “Reasons for the decline are partly attributed to increased use and availability of fluoride (2, 11).”
• The Continuum of Dental Caries—Evidence for a Dynamic Disease Process (2004, background): “The natural body repair mechanism for dental caries is remineralization related primarily to minerals from saliva diffusing back into the porous subsurface region of the caries lesion (Featherstone, 2000).”