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Future Dental Journal Volume 1, Issue 1
No full textArticles : Bacterial leakage of different internal implant/abutment connection -- Bone changes in ridge split with immediate implant placement: A systematic review -- Effect of relining, cement type, and thermocycling on push-out bond strength of fiber reinforced posts -- Maternal chronic oral infection with periodontitis and pericoronitis as a possible risk factor for preeclampsia in Egyptian pregnant women (microbiological and serological study)Future Dental Journal (FDJ) publishes scientific articles, case reports and comparison studies evaluating materials and methods of dental treatment and also articles concerned with dental education.
Dentists can learn about new concepts, clinical developments, clinical opinions, treatments and the latest advances in techniques and instrumentation that helps them keep pace with rapid changes in this field and provide them with a knowledge transfer platform for rapid publication of reports and articles through an international journal.
This journal encourages researches concerning improvement of dental health through the latest technologies as tissue engineering, nanotechnology, laser application and implantology.
The journal is interested in inter- disciplinary articles within the dental field, and group work with other disciplines as medicine, physics and chemistry. The journal also aims to provide clinicians, scientists and students of dentistry with a knowledge transfer platform for rapid publication of reports and articles through an international journal.Subject areas include, but are not limited to the following fields: •
Periodontics
Orthodontics
Endodontics
Oral medicine
Dental Radiology
Oral surgery
Dental materials
Oral sciences
Pedodontics
Oral biology
Prosthodontics
Dental implants
Crown and Bridge
Oral Pathology and Microbiology
Community dental health
Oral hygiene
Cosmetic dentistry
Dental educationFuture University In Egyp
Economics rules : why economics works, when it fails, and how to tell the difference / Dani Rodrik.
No full texteconomic&political bookfair2016Includes bibliographical references (pages 217-231) and index.xi, 253 pages
Elements of petroleum geology / Richard C. Selley, Stephen A. Sonnenberg.
No full textIncludes bibliographical references and index.ix, 507 pages
Computer science : an overview / J. Glenn Brookshear and Dennis Brylow ; global edition contributions by Manasa S.
No full textPrevious edition 2012.Includes bibliographical references and index.640 pages :This classic book provides an overview to the field of computing, with new material on networking, C#, XML, and Java, making it the most current book available. The seventh edition has been thoroughly updated to discuss important trends in such areas as networking and the Internet, software engineering, public-key encryption, and artificial intelligence. The discussions of the ethical and legal issues revolving around computing have been expanded in this edition. This book is for those who are interested in taking a tour of the field of computer science, as well as those taking an introductory course on these topics
Beginning SQL Server for Developers / Robin Dewson.
No full textIncludes index.computer bookfair2016xxv, 656 pages :Beginning SQL Server for Developers is the perfect book for developers new to SQL Server and planning to create and deploy applications against Microsoft?s market-leading database system for the Windows platform. Now in its fourth edition, the book is enhanced to cover the very latest developments in SQL Server, including the in-memory features that are introduced in SQL Server 2014. Within the book, there are plenty of examples of tasks that developers routinely perform. You?ll learn to create tables and indexes, and be introduced to best practices for securing your valuable data. You?ll learn design tradeoffs and find out how to make sound decisions resulting in scalable databases and maintainable code. SQL Server 2014 introduces in-memory tables and stored procedures. It's now possible to accelerate applications by creating tables (and their indexes) that reside entirely in memory, and never on disk. These new, in-memory structures differ from caching mechanisms of the past, and make possible the extraordinarily swift execution of certain types of queries such as are used in business intelligence applications. Beginning SQL Server for Developers helps you realize the promises of this new feature set while avoiding pitfalls that can occur when mixing in-memory tables and code with traditional, disk-based tables and code. Beginning SQL Server for Developers takes you through the entire database development process, from installing the software to creating a database to writing the code to connect to that database and move data in and out. By the end of the book, you?ll be able to design and create solid and reliable database solutions using SQL Server. Takes you through the entire database application development lifecycle Includes brand new coverage of the in-memory features Introduces the freely-available Express Editio
Multiplatform game programming
No full textSubtitle from cover.computer bookfair2016"Includes video tutorials for each chapter!"--Cover.Includes bibliographical references (pages 317-320) and index.xxii, 338 pages
Fracture and Fatigue Resistance of Cemented versus Fused CAD-on Veneers over Customized Zirconia Implant Abutments
No full textPURPOSE:
To evaluate the fracture mechanics of cemented versus fused CAD-on veneers on customized zirconia implant abutments.
MATERIALS AND METHODS:
Forty-five identical customized CAD/CAM zirconia implant abutments (0.5 mm thick) were prepared and seated on short titanium implant abutments (Ti base). A second scan was made to fabricate 45 CAD-on veneers (IPS Empress CAD, A2). Fifteen CAD-on veneers were cemented on the zirconia abutments (Panavia F2.0). Another 15 were fused to the zirconia abutments using low-fusing glass, while manually layered veneers served as control (n = 15). The restorations were subjected to artificial aging (3.2 million cycles between 5 and 10 kg in a water bath at 37°C) before being axially loaded to failure. Fractured specimens were examined using scanning electron microscopy to detect fracture origin, location, and size of critical crack. Stress at failure was calculated using fractography principles (alpha = 0.05).
RESULTS:
Cemented CAD-on restorations demonstrated significantly higher (F = 72, p < 0.001) fracture load compared to fused CAD-on and manually layered restorations. Fractographic analysis of fractured specimens indicated that cemented CAD-on veneers failed due to radial cracks originating from the veneer/resin interface. Branching of the critical crack was observed in the bulk of the veneer. Fused CAD-on veneers demonstrated cohesive fracture originating at the thickest part of the veneer ceramic, while manually layered veneers failed due to interfacial fracture at the zirconia/veneer interface.
CONCLUSIONS:
Within the limitations of this study, cemented CAD-on veneers on customized zirconia implant abutments demonstrated higher fracture than fused and manually layered veneers
Optimum Replacement Depth to Control Heave of Swelling Clays
No full textThe behavior of unsaturated swelling soils under changing of moisture content was intensively studied by many researchers since the 1950’s. Many proposed formulas and techniques were used to classify, describe and predict the swelling behavior and parameters of such type of soil. On the other hand, many techniques are used to allow structures to be founded on swelling soils without suffering any damages due to the soil heave. Replacing the swelling soil with granular mixture is one of the most famous and cheapest techniques especially in case of light structures on shallow layer of swelling soil. The aim of this research is to develop a simplified formula to estimate the heave of swelling soil considering the effect of replaced layer. The developed formula is used to estimate the required replacement depth to avoid damage due to excessive heave