A study of the distribution of radioactive calcium in the permanent teeth of dogs when utilized as calcium⁴⁵ hydroxide applied topically to the remaining portions of amputated pulpal tissue
by Morton E. Winkler, Jess Hayden, Wilbert C. Fletke, University of Michigan. School of Dentistry
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