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Miller, B.F. , Inhibition of Experimental Dental Caries in the Rat by Fluoride and Iodoacetic Acid, Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med., 39: 389, 1938.
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Greenwald, I. , The Dissociation of Some Calcium Salts, J. Biol. Chem., 124:437, 1938.
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Muntz, J.A., Production of Acids from Glucose by Dental Plaque Material, J. Biol. Chem., 148: 225, 1943.
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Miller, W.D., Dental Caries, Transactions of the Fourth International Dental Congress, 1904, Vol. I, 237.
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Armstrong, W.D. , AND Brekhus, P.J., Possible Relationship Between the Fluorine Content of Enamel and Resistance to Dental Caries, J. D. Res. , 17: 393, 1938.
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Volker, J.F., Solubility of Fluorosed Enamel and Dentin, Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med., 43: 643, 1940.
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Applebaum, E. , The Radiopaque Surface Layer of Enamel and Caries, J. D. Res., 19: 41,1940.
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Miller, B.F., Muntz, J.A., AND Bradel, S., Decomposition of Carbohydrate Substrates by Dental Plaque Material, J. D. Res., 19:473, 1940.
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Swerdlove, C.K. , Relation Between the Incidence of Dental Caries and the pH of Normal Resting Saliva, J. D. Res., 21: 73, 1942.
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Babkin, B.P., The Physiology of the Salivary Glands, in Dental Science and Dental Art, S. Gorden, ed. ( Philadelphia, Lea and Febiger: 1938 ) p. 236.
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Hanke, M.T., Diet and Dental Health, (Chicago, The University of Chicago Press:) 1933, p. 112.
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Holt, L.E. , Lamer, V.K., AND Chown, H.B., Studies in Calcification I, J. Biol. Chem., 64: 509, 1925.
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Enright, J.J. , Friesell, H.E., AND Trescher , M. 0., Studies of the Cause and Nature of Dental Caries, J. D. Res., 14: 218, 1934.
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Bibby, B.G., Volker, J.F., AND Vankesteren, M., Acid Production and Tooth Decalcification by Oral Bacteria, J. D. Res., 21: 71, 1942.
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Etherington, J.W., AND Trimble, H.C., Acidity in Plaques, J. D. Res., 14: 218, 1934.
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Stephan, R.M. , Hydrogen-Ion Concentration of the Dental Plaque , J. D. Res., 17: 251, 1938.
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Idem, Changes in Hydrogen-Ion Concentrations on Tooth Surfaces and in Carious Lesions, J.A.D.A., 27: 718, 1940.
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Stephan, R.M. , in Dental Caries, (American Dental Association, New York: 1939 ) p. 148.
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Fosdick, L.S. , Campaigne, E.E. AND Fancher, 0., Rate of Acid Formation in Dental Caries: The Etiology of Dental Caries, Ill. D. J., 10: 85, 1941.
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Fosdick, L.S., AND Burrill, D.Y., The Effect of Pure Sugar Solutions on the Hydrogen-Ion Concentration of Carious Lesions, Fortnightly Review, Chicago Dental Society, 6: 7, Dec. 1, 1943.
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Stephan, R.M. , AND Miller, B.F., A Quantitative Method for Evaluating Physical and Chemical Agents which Modify Production of Acids in Bacterial Plaques on Human Teeth, J. D. Res., 22: 45, 1943.
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Blayney, J.R. , Kesel, R.G., AND Wach, E.C., Direct Microscopic Study of Plaque Material , J. D. Res., 15: 326, 1936.
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Bunting, R.W. , AND Jay, P., in Dental Caries2nd ed. (American Dental Association, New York: 1941) p. 76.
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Anderson, B.G. , Clinical Study of Arresting Dental Caries, J. D. Res., 17: 443, 1938.