WOS: 000172104200012PubMed ID: 11720018Objective To determine the blood mercury levels in dental students and clinical teaching staff in a dental school using amalgam as a restorative material. Setting A dental school in Ege University, Turkey surveyed during one academic year. Subjects and methods Cross-sectional study of groups of dental students (n=92) in years I to V, clinical teachers in restorative dentistry (n=16) and controls (n=14). Mercury concentration was estimated in venous blood samples using a cold vapour atomic absorption method at the commencement and end of the academic year. Daily air mercury levels were determined in clinical and teaching areas by measuring the darkening of palladium chloride discs using spectrophotometr...
To investigate the suitability of measurements of mercury (Hg) concentration as a means of identifyi...
Background and purpose: Dentists are constantly exposed to mercury vapor and its role in the develop...
Abstract Background Dental amalgam is a source of ele...
The objective of this study was to assess the occupational exposure to mercury in dentistry and asso...
We determined the exposure to mercury from dental amalgam by com-parison of blood levels of mercury ...
Aim A study of 180 dentists in the West of Scotland was conducted to determine their exposure to mer...
Mercury is an essential constituent of dental amalgams, several studies have shown that dental perso...
Background and Aim: Amalgam is used in dentistry cautiously, due to the toxicity of mercury in denta...
Background and Aim: Dental Amalgam is a common restorative material for posterior teeth. Because of ...
Since elemental mercury is absorbed by dental professionals through direct skin contact or inhalatio...
Considerable effort has been made to address the issue of occupational health and environmental expo...
Mercury (Hg) is a naturally occurring element and its toxicity, especially in certain forms, has bee...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 43-46)An environmental health survey of 19 dental offices...
Objectives: Mercury combined with other metals to form solid amalgams has long been used in reconstr...
AbstractConsiderable effort has been made to address the issue of occupational health and environmen...
To investigate the suitability of measurements of mercury (Hg) concentration as a means of identifyi...
Background and purpose: Dentists are constantly exposed to mercury vapor and its role in the develop...
Abstract Background Dental amalgam is a source of ele...
The objective of this study was to assess the occupational exposure to mercury in dentistry and asso...
We determined the exposure to mercury from dental amalgam by com-parison of blood levels of mercury ...
Aim A study of 180 dentists in the West of Scotland was conducted to determine their exposure to mer...
Mercury is an essential constituent of dental amalgams, several studies have shown that dental perso...
Background and Aim: Amalgam is used in dentistry cautiously, due to the toxicity of mercury in denta...
Background and Aim: Dental Amalgam is a common restorative material for posterior teeth. Because of ...
Since elemental mercury is absorbed by dental professionals through direct skin contact or inhalatio...
Considerable effort has been made to address the issue of occupational health and environmental expo...
Mercury (Hg) is a naturally occurring element and its toxicity, especially in certain forms, has bee...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 43-46)An environmental health survey of 19 dental offices...
Objectives: Mercury combined with other metals to form solid amalgams has long been used in reconstr...
AbstractConsiderable effort has been made to address the issue of occupational health and environmen...
To investigate the suitability of measurements of mercury (Hg) concentration as a means of identifyi...
Background and purpose: Dentists are constantly exposed to mercury vapor and its role in the develop...
Abstract Background Dental amalgam is a source of ele...