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R W Billington

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Journal of Dentistry|January 2, 2007
Uptake of fluoride ions by the glass component of glass ionomer cementR W Billington, G J Pearson, J A Williams
Biomaterials|May 5, 1999
Effect of monovalent ions in glass ionomer on their uptake and re-releaseP C Hadley, R W Billington, G J Pearson
Biomaterials|June 1, 1993
Lactic acid jet test: in vitro erosion rates of glass ionomer dental cements containing radiopacifying elementsJ A Williams, R W Billington, G J Pearson
British Dental Journal|September 22, 1990
Variation in powder/liquid ratio of a restorative glass-ionomer cement used in dental practiceR W Billington, J A Williams, G J Pearson
British Dental Journal|February 18, 2004
The in vivo perception of roughness of restorationsC S Jones, R W Billington, G J Pearson
British Dental Journal|September 30, 2004
The advantages and disadvantages of running a clinical trial in general practicesC S Jones, R W Billington, G J Pearson
Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases|January 1, 1991
Natural killer cells and the post viral fatigue syndromeD O Ho-Yen, R W Billington, J Urquhart
Journal of Dentistry|March 15, 2006
The effects of lubrication on the temperature rise and surface finish of glass-ionomer cementsC S Jones, R W Billington, G J Pearson
Journal of Dentistry|April 1, 2006
Ion processes in glass ionomer cementsR W Billington, J A Williams, G J Pearson
American Journal of Dentistry|December 1, 1991
The interfacial region of the tooth/glass ionomer restoration: a confocal optical microscope studyT F Watson, R W Billington, J A Williams
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Journal of Dentistry|January 2, 2007
Uptake of fluoride ions by the glass component of glass ionomer cementR W Billington, G J Pearson, J A Williams
Biomaterials|May 5, 1999
Effect of monovalent ions in glass ionomer on their uptake and re-releaseP C Hadley, R W Billington, G J Pearson
Biomaterials|June 1, 1993
Lactic acid jet test: in vitro erosion rates of glass ionomer dental cements containing radiopacifying elementsJ A Williams, R W Billington, G J Pearson
British Dental Journal|September 22, 1990
Variation in powder/liquid ratio of a restorative glass-ionomer cement used in dental practiceR W Billington, J A Williams, G J Pearson
British Dental Journal|February 18, 2004
The in vivo perception of roughness of restorationsC S Jones, R W Billington, G J Pearson
British Dental Journal|September 30, 2004
The advantages and disadvantages of running a clinical trial in general practicesC S Jones, R W Billington, G J Pearson
Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases|January 1, 1991
Natural killer cells and the post viral fatigue syndromeD O Ho-Yen, R W Billington, J Urquhart
Journal of Dentistry|March 15, 2006
The effects of lubrication on the temperature rise and surface finish of glass-ionomer cementsC S Jones, R W Billington, G J Pearson
Journal of Dentistry|April 1, 2006
Ion processes in glass ionomer cementsR W Billington, J A Williams, G J Pearson
American Journal of Dentistry|December 1, 1991
The interfacial region of the tooth/glass ionomer restoration: a confocal optical microscope studyT F Watson, R W Billington, J A Williams
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