P. Hatton

发表

Dental materials: 1994 literature review.

D. Watts, J. McCabe, A. Ireland, 1996, Journal of dentistry.

Dental materials: 1996 literature review. Part 2.

C. J. Whitters, D. Watts, J. McCabe, 1998, Journal of dentistry.

Dental materials: 1995 literature review.

C. J. Whitters, D. Watts, J. McCabe, 1997, Journal of dentistry.

The response of cultured bone cells to resorbable polyglycolic acid and silicone membranes for use in orbital floor fracture repair.

I M Brook, P V Hatton, J Walsh, 1994, Clinical materials.

Adverse reactions to protective gloves used in the dental profession: experience of the UK Adverse Reaction Reporting Project

D. Gawkrodger, R. Noort, W. Egner, 2003, British Dental Journal.

Dental materials: 1996 literature review.

C. J. Whitters, D. Watts, J. McCabe, 1998, Journal of dentistry.

Bone cell interactions with a granular glass-ionomer bone substitute material: in vivo and in vitro culture models.

I. Brook, G. Craig, P. Hatton, 1992, Biomaterials.

Characterisation of the ultrastructure of glass-ionomer (poly-alkenoate) cement

P. Hatton, I. Brook, 1992, British Dental Journal.

Dental materials: 1993 literature review.

D. Watts, J. McCabe, A. Ireland, 1995, Journal of dentistry.

The national survey of adverse reactions to dental materials in the UK: a preliminary study by the UK Adverse Reactions Reporting Project

D. Gawkrodger, R. Noort, M. Sherriff, 2004, British Dental Journal.

Bone–cement fixation: glass–ionomer cements

P. Hatton, I. Brook, V. Kearns, 2008 .

Dental materials: 1997 literature review.

C. J. Whitters, D. Watts, J. McCabe, 1999, Journal of dentistry.

Dependence of in vitro biocompatibility of ionomeric cements on ion release

I. Brook, P. Hatton, A. Devlin, 1998, Journal of materials science. Materials in medicine.

Fluoride Release from Glass Polyalkenoate (Ionomer) Cements

K. Johal, G. Craig, R. Hill, 1995 .

Role of exchanged ions in the integration of ionomeric (glass polyalkenoate) bone substitutes.

P. Sloan, D H Carter, P Sloan, 1997, Biomaterials.

Self-reinforced polyglycolic acid membrane: a bioresorbable material for orbital floor repair. Initial clinical report.

I M Brook, P V Hatton, I McVicar, 1995, The British journal of oral & maxillofacial surgery.

In vitro and in vivo evaluation of e-PTFE and alkali-cellulose membranes for guided bone regeneration.

G. Craig, P. Hatton, L. A. Salata, 2001, Clinical oral implants research.