Finn Brudevold

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According to Wikipedia, Finn Brudevold was a Norwegian-American odontologist and educator. He was most known for his research on the application of fluorine for tooth protection. Biography Finn Brudevold was born at Gjøvik in Oppland, Norway. He was the son of Peder Amalius Brudevold and Ingrid Haugom Brudevold . Brudevold was educated at the Norwegian Dental School . After his dental examination in Oslo in 1932, he began working as a dentist in private practice. He continued his education at the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry, and took his dental exam in 1940. Brudevold received a Carnegie Fellowship at Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of Rochester in 1941.

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Determination of the calcium fluoride formed from in vitro exposure of human enamel to fluoride solutions. (1975) (238)
The Distribution of Fluoride in Human Enamel (1956) (219)
A Report on a Resin Composition Capable of Bonding to Human Dentin Surfaces (1956) (212)
A study of acidulated fluoride solutions. I. In vitro effects on enamel. (1963) (165)
INORGANIC AND ORGANIC COMPONENTS OF TOOTH STRUCTURE * (1960) (144)
A study of zinc in human teeth. (1963) (118)
A study of acidulated fluoride solutions. II. The caries inhibiting effect of single annual topical applications of an acidic fluoride and phosphate solution. A two year experience. (1963) (117)
Effects of daily rinsing and ingestion of fluoride solutions upon dental caries and enamel fluoride. (1972) (90)
Lead in Enamel and Saliva, Dental Caries and the Use of Enamel Biopsies for Measuring Past Exposure to Lead (1977) (86)
Clearance of fluoride from the mouth after topical treatment or the use of a fluoride mouthrinse. (1968) (83)
An enamel biopsy method for determination of fluoride in human teeth. (1968) (76)
The Distribution of Lead in Human Enamel (1956) (75)
Distribution of Fluoride in Teeth from Areas with Different Levels of Fluoride in the Water Supply (1960) (72)
A Study of the Phosphate Solubility of the Human Enamel Surface (1948) (71)
Determination of trace elements in surface enamel of human teeth by a new biopsy procedure. (1975) (70)
The direct determination of fluoride in human saliva by a fluoride electrode. Fluoride levels in parotid saliva after ingestion of single doses of sodium fluoride. (1968) (68)
Mechanism of fluoride uptake by hydroxyapatite. (1971) (67)
A basic study of the chewing forces of a denture wearer. (1951) (62)
A pilot study of the relationship between caries experience and surface enamel fluoride in man. (1975) (53)
Caries increments, tooth discoloration, and state of oral hygiene in children given single annual applications of acid phosphate-fluoride and stannous fluoride. (1965) (53)
The effect of carbonate on the solubility of hydroxylapatite. (1963) (52)
A study of acidulated fluoride solutions—III: The cariostatic effect of repeated topical sodium fluoride applications with and without phosphate: A pilot study (1963) (52)
Distribution of strontium in teeth from different geographic areas. (1958) (50)
The response of intact and experimentally altered human enamel to topical fluoride. (1968) (50)
Chemistry of mineral phase of enamel (1967) (48)
Development of a new intraoral demineralization test. (1984) (46)
Reaction of Tooth Surfaces with One Ppm of Fluoride as Sodium Fluoride (1957) (43)
Uptake of tin and fluoride by intact enamel. (1956) (38)
Comparative study of a fluoride dentifrice containing soluble phosphate and a calcium-free abrasive: second-year report. (1966) (38)
An in vivo study on enamel fluoride in children living in a fluoridated and in a non-fluoridated area. (1971) (38)
Monofluorophosphate interaction with hydroxyapatite and intact enamel. (1971) (38)
Acquisition of fluoride by enamel from fluoride pumice pastes. (1967) (36)
Fluoride levels in the surface enamel of different types of human teeth. (1973) (35)
Response of human enamel to topical application of ammonium fluoride. (1971) (33)
Relative abrasiveness of natural and synthetic toothbrush bristles on cementum and dentin. (1957) (33)
The use of topically applied acidulated phosphate-fluoride preceded by mild etching of the enamel: a one-year clinical trial. (1971) (32)
Trace Elements in Ancient Indian Teeth (1959) (32)
Fluoride complexes in drinking water. (1972) (32)
The effective concentrations of calcium and inorganic orthophosphate in salivary secretions. (1965) (31)
Microradiographic and Polarized-Light Studies of Artificially Produced Lesions (1960) (31)
ENAMEL SOLUBILITY TESTS AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN REGARD TO DENTAL CARIES * (1968) (31)
Studies on the physical properties of fluorosed enamel. I. Microradiographic studies. (1960) (30)
Intraoral demineralization and maltose clearance from wheat starch. (1985) (30)
A preliminary study of posteruptive maturation of teeth in situ. (1982) (30)
Control of sampling areas for human tooth enamel biopsies. (1972) (28)
In-vivo estimation of the permeability of surface human enamel. (1977) (27)
Salivary glucose clearance after rinsing with solutions of different concentrations of glucose. (1984) (27)
Caries-preventive fluoride treatment of the individual. (1978) (27)
A soft roentgen-ray study of early carious lesions. (1957) (26)
The Effect of Sucrose and Fat in Cookies on Salivation and Oral Retention in Humans (1990) (26)
Demineralization potential of different concentrations of gelatinized wheat starch. (1988) (23)
A comparison of the increment of fluoride in enamel and the reduction in dental caries resulting from topical fluoride applications. (1959) (22)
A Study of Copper in Human Enamel (1955) (22)
Effect of Some Salts of Calcium, Sodium, Potassium, and Strontium on Intra-oral Enamel Demineralization (1985) (21)
Distribution of fluorine in teeth and alveolar bone. (1960) (21)
Use of an enamel biopsy method for determination of in vivo uptake of fluoride from topical treatments. (1969) (20)
Distribution in the Soft Tissue of the Rat of Radioactive Fluoride administered as Sodium Fluoride (1956) (20)
In Vitro Calculus Formation (1960) (19)
A microroentgenographic investigation of demineralized enamel, comparing natural and artificial lesions. (1959) (18)
PHYSICO-CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF THE ENAMEL-SALIVA SYSTEM. (1965) (18)
The Relationship Among the Permeability to Iodide, Pore Volume, and Intraoral Mineralization of Abraded Enamel (1982) (17)
Density fractions in human enamel. (1966) (17)
Factors involved in remineralization of carious lesions (1961) (17)
Intraoral Mineralization of Abraded Dental Enamel (1982) (16)
Effect of Ingested Supplementary Phosphate on the Tooth Surface (1964) (14)
Fluoride, Calcium, Phosphate, Ash, and Water Content of Human Dental Pulps (1965) (14)
Dental fluorosis as related to the concentration of fluoride in teeth and bone. (1978) (14)
Fluoride uptake from treatment with different fluoride prophylaxis pastes and from the use of pastes containing a soluble aluminum salt followed by topical application. (1970) (13)
EMF measurements across hydroxyapatite membranes. (1973) (13)
The distribution and composition of density fractions from human crown dentine. (1969) (13)
A microradiographic evaluation of occlusal fissures and grooves. (1959) (13)
Sugar Clearance from Saliva and Intra-oral Spaces (1985) (13)
Effect of initial demineralization on the permeability of human tooth enamel to iodide. (1982) (13)
Distribution of fluoride in the normal dog femur. (1959) (12)
The effectiveness of NaF dentifrices. (1967) (12)
Enamel Demineralization Potential of Dietary Carbohydrates (1983) (12)
Fluoride in human saliva after ingestion of aluminium chloride and sodium fluoride or sodium monofluorophosphate. (1973) (11)
Enamel Demineralization by Mouthrinses Containing Different Concentrations of Sucrose (1983) (11)
Discoloration of Teeth by Metallic Ions (1957) (11)
Studies on topically applied acidulated phosphate-fluoride at Forsyth Dental Center. (1966) (10)
Increased permeability of enamel to iodide ions following the ingestion of cookies varying in sucrose or fat content. (1988) (9)
A PRELIMINARY COMPARISON OF A DENTIFRICE CONTAINING FLUORIDE AND SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE AND EMPLOYING A CALCIUM-FREE ABRASIVE WITH OTHER TYPES OF FLUORIDE DENTIFRICES. FIRST YEAR REPORT OF A CLINICAL STUDY. (1964) (9)
Separation of human enamel structures by density fractionation. (1976) (8)
Acid-reducing effect of antienzymes in the mouth. (1955) (7)
Evaluation of the Micro-Antimony Electrode (1954) (7)
Enamel Demineralization and the Length of Intra-oral Exposure to Different Concentrations of Glucose or Sucrose (1986) (6)
The Role of Fluorides in Tooth Chemistry and in the Prevention of Dental Caries (1966) (5)
Caries control by topical treatments and by the use of fluoride dentifrices. (1967) (5)
The relationship of cariostasis, oral hygiene, and past caries experience in children receiving three sprays annually with acidulated phosphate-fluoride: three-year results. (1968) (5)
Recent research on topical fluoride. (1968) (4)
Caries Resistance as Related to the Chemistry of the Enamel (2009) (4)
Separation of human tooth enamel microstructures by density fractionation. (1977) (3)
Alternative methods of obtaining fluorides. (1969) (3)
Fourth Session Possible Mechanisms of the Cariostatic Action of Phosphates (1964) (2)
The Effect of Enamel De- and Remineralization on Permeability to Iodide and Urea (1983) (2)
Tests on the applicability of high frequency vibrations for dental operations. (1949) (1)
Dentistry in Norway. (1945) (1)
Broadening the Mission of I.A.D.R. Finn Brudevold Forsyth Dental Center, Boston, MA (1979) (1)
Solubility of intact enamel. (1947) (1)
Method and apparatus for the production of beverages (2007) (0)
[Concentration of fluorides in dental enamel and resistance of teeth to dental caries]. (1971) (0)
IADR and fluoridation. (1979) (0)
Fluorides in Prevention of Dental Caries (1962) (0)
Contents, Vol. 12, Supplement 1, 1978 (1978) (0)
Guest Editorial (1979) (0)
Connecting unit for data processing systems (1978) (0)
Contents, Vol. 18, 1984 (1984) (0)
[Effectiveness of different fluoridated prophylactic pastes]. (1968) (0)

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