4Guest Editorial: The Doctor as Teacher-A Philosophy of Practice   Nicolas M. Dello Russo,DMD

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9Bone formation in the goat maxillary sinus induced by absorbable collagen sponge implants impregnated with recombinanat human bone morphogenetic protein-2   Nevins Kirker-Head Nevins Wozney Palmer Graham

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21Customized implant abutment copings to achieve biologic, mechanical, and esthetic objectives   Rieder

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31The measurement of molar furcation defect fill using digital computer technology-Report on a new technique   Rajnay Butler Lindsay Vernino

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41Is there an anterior loop of the inferior alveolar nerve?   Rosenquist

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47Histologic evaluation of sinus elevation procedure: A clinical report   Wallace Froum Tarnow

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53Fixed bonded prosthodontics: A 10-year follow-up report. Part II. Clinical assessment   Samama

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61Stent marker materials for computerized tomograph-assisted implant planning   Borrow Smith

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69The use of a slowly resorbable collagen barrier in the regeneration of bone in deep wide defects: A case report   Santarelli Parodi Carusi

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79Superficial bone resorption: A negative or positive factor in wound healing?   Novaes, Jr Novaes

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