Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6051268 Archives of Oral Biology 2013 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
When recording pulpal blood flow from a human tooth with a laser Doppler flow metre, a substantially better signal-to-noise ratio should be obtained by placing the probe on dentine in the floor of a cavity than on the enamel surface.
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Effects of enamel and dentine thickness on laser doppler blood-flow signals recorded from the underlying pulp cavity in human teeth in vitro
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