79EDITORIAL: Changing Trends in Dental Biomaterials Science   Ralph W. Phillips, MS, DSc, Editor

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85Biomaterials and Biomechanics in Dental Implant Design   John B. Brunski, PhD

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Wound healing in the bone chamber: neovascularization during transition from the repair to the regenerative phase in the rabbit tibial cortex   Winet Albrektsson

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109Evolution of the Vent-Plant Osseointegrated Compatible Implant System   Leonard I. Linkow, DDS Anthony W. Rinaldi, DMD

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123Rapid Bone Healing Delayed by Bone Matrix Implantation   Per Aspenberg, MD Peter Kälebo, MD, PhD Tomas Albrektsson, MD, PhD

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129A Retrospective Multicenter Evaluation of Osseointegrated Implants Supporting Overdentures   Bo Engquist, DDS Tom Bergendal, DDS, PhD Thomas Kallus, DDS Ulf Linden, DDS

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135Corrosion Resistance of the Implant Materials Contimet 35, Memory, and Vitallium in Artificial Physiological Fluids   Jürgen Geis-Gerstorfer, Dipl-lng Heiner Weber, Prof Dr Med Dent

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141Replacement of the Auricle by an Implant-Supported Prosthesis With a Cast Magnetic Splint Bar for Retention: A Case Report   Hans Strassl, MD, DMD

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