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Title	Published on	Author
Temporomandibular Joints with Larger-Than-Average Horizontal Condylar Angles May Be Indicative of Internal Derangement and Degenerative Joint Disease (CAT#3418)	12/05/2019	Angela Marie Hoikka
Air Polishing with Glycine Powder for Plaque and Stain Removal is Safer on Hard and Soft Tissues than Air Polishing with Sodium Bicarbonate Powder (CAT#3270)	11/28/2017	Emma Guevara
Contrary to Popular Belief, Consumption of Mineral Waters Does Possess an Erosive Potential, Although Less Than That of Soft Drink Beverages (CAT#3146)	03/16/2017	Anthony Q. Nguyen
Eating Disorders Negatively Impact Oral Health (CAT#3097)	02/22/2017	Anavel Trevino
Patients With Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease Have Lower Salivary Flow and a Higher Incidence of Dental Erosion (CAT#3039)	03/29/2016	Deana Smalls
Fluoride Reduces Dental Erosion (CAT#2933)	11/12/2015	Elizabeth Allinson, DDS
Most Herbal and Citrus Fruit Teas Have a Low Erosive Potential (CAT#2863)	03/27/2015	Byan Zaidan
Physically Active Young Adults are More Susceptible to Decreased Salivary Flow Rate and Dental Erosive Wear Than Sedentary Young Adults (CAT#2869)	03/27/2015	Lizanne Holloway
Tooth Surface Loss in People with Gastroesophgeal Reflux Disease is Much Greater Than Those Without This Disorder (CAT#2679)	04/03/2014	Catherine Garza
In Patients with Feeding Tubes, Dentists Should Consider Pre-Medicating to Reduce the Chances of Aspiration Pneumonia During Invasive Dental Treatment (CAT#2632)	03/22/2014	Mariam Ahmad
It Is Unclear Whether Desensitizing Toothpastes Containing Stannous Fluoride Cause a Greater Reduction in Hypersensitivity Compared to Toothpaste Containing Potassium Nitrate Following Bleaching Treatment (CAT#2636)	03/17/2014	Brenna Sura
Fortification of Juices with Calcium Helps Decrease the Risk of Dental Erosion (CAT#2663)	03/17/2014	Tanvi G. Patel
Energy Drinks Cause Enamel Erosion at Much Higher Degrees Than Other Drink Options (CAT#2659)	03/03/2014	Alisha Hernandez
Enamel Erosion Occurs More Frequently in Bulimic Patients Than in Anorectic Patients (CAT#2476)	04/18/2013	Candace DeFratus
Xylitol Chewing Gum May Reduce Enamel Erosion If Chewed Concurrently With The Presence Of An Acidic Agent (CAT#2398)	02/28/2013	Sarah McMahan
Increased Risk Of Dental Caries In Children That Consume A Diet High In Fermentable Carbohydrates (CAT#2391)	02/28/2013	Christina Mueller
Fluoride Is More Effective Than Xylitol At Preventing Caries (CAT#2253)	04/25/2012	David Wallach
Oral Manifestations in Patients With Anexoria and Bulimia (CAT#2190)	04/03/2012	Jennifer Chau
Treatment of Sclerotic Dentin for Maximum Bond Strength (CAT#899)	05/25/2011	Starr Morgan Mayen
Limited Evidence to Compare of Bond Strength of Composite Resin to Sclerotic Dentin and Normal Dentin (CAT#952)	05/24/2011	Steven Mayen