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FILE NAME: Dental Asbestos (DEN) DATE: 1966 DOC#: DEN102 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Accepted Dental Remedies  ? | I o X v^ / vX\ v- -7 or V 3 1S T EDITION accepted dental remedies Drugs used in dental practice in cluding a list o f brands accepted by the Council on Dental Therapeutics o f the American Dental Association * DEFENDANT'S 1 EXHIBIT ..ff- - I NO. L I 078 F?ES T h is E d itio n o f A ccepted D ental Rem ed ies SHOULD NOT BE USED FOE CUEEENT REFERENCE BEYOND 1966 BECAUSE THE STATUS OF DENTAL PRODUCTS IS CONSTANTLY CHANGING. P u b l is h e d O c t o b e r , 1965. Permission to use portions of the text of the National Formulary, Twelfth Edition, official September 1, 1965, has been granted by the A m erican P harm aceutical Association. The American Pharmaceutical Association is not re sponsible for any inaccuracy of quotation, or for false implications that may arise by reason of the separation of ::.Lerpts from the original context. The use of portions of the text of the United States Pharmacopeia, Seventeenth Revision, offi cial September 1, 1965, is by permission received from the Board of Trustees of the United States Pharmacopeial Convention. The said Board is not responsible for any inaccuracies of the text thus usied. N o t ic e o f w arning co n c ern in g pa ten t or tr a d e-m a r k r ig h t s : Both the United States Pharmacopeia, Seventeenth Revision, and the Na tional Formulary, Twelfth Edition, carry a no tice of warning concerning patent or trade-mark rights which states that the inclusion in either the Pharmacopeia or the National Formulary "of any drug in respect to which patent or trade mark rights may exist shall not be deemed, and is not intended as, a grant of, or authority to exercise, any right or privilege protected by such patent or trade-mark. All such rights and privi leges are vested in the patent or trade-mark owner, and no other person may exercise the same without express permission, authority, or license secured from such patent or trade-mark owner." Many of the proprietary names of the products listed in this book are trademarked and regis tered in the U.S. Patent Office by the firms whose names are mentioned in connection with these products. abbreviations The following abbreviations occur in the text: A.D.R.--Accepted Dental Remedies. U.S.P.--The Pharmacopeia of the United States of America, Seventeenth Revision. N.F.--The National Formulary, Twelfth Edition. Copyright, 1965 AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION 211 E. Chicago Ave., Chicago, 111. 60611 ISA ACCEPTED DENTAL REMEDIES Moy Holding Powder--The J. Bird Moyer Co., Inc. Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain gum karaya, 90.14 Gm.; sodium tetraborate, 9.82 Gm.; and peppermint oil, 40 mg. Orahesive--E. R . Squibb & Sons Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain sodium carboxymethylcellulose 33.17 Gm.; pectin, 33J 7 Gm.; gelatin, 33.17 Gm., and cyclamate sodium, 500 mg. TEK Denture Adhesive--The Tek-Eughes Divi sion, Johnson & Johnson Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain karaya gum powder, 95J Gm.; magnesium oxide, 4 Gm.; flavoring agent and colors, 500 mg. Wemet's Adhesive Cream --Wernet Division, Block Drug Co., Inc. Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain gum ka raya, 45.15 Gm.; petrolatum, 49 Gm.; liquid petrolatum, 2.70 Gm.; magnesium oxide, 3 Gm.; propyl paraben, 50 mg.; flavor, 100 mg. and color, q.s. Wemet's Powder with Neoseal Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain gum ka raya, 94.6 Gm.; water soluble ethylene oxide polymer, 4.76 Gm.; calcium silicate, 240 mg., and flavor, 400 mg. ZINC OX1DE-EUGENOL PREPARATIONS Condit's Temporary Filling--?. N. Condit, Inc. Powder: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain zinc oxide, 88.88 Gm., and thymol iodide, 11.12 Gm. Liquid: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain eugenol, 9637 Gm., and Peruvian balsam, 3.03 Gm. Periodontal Pack Powder and Liquid--Profes sional Products Company Powder: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain zinc oxide, 42.9 Gm.; powdered rosin, 38.1 Gm.; tannic acid, 9.5 Gm.; kaolin, 2.4 Gm., and asbestos, shredded, 7.1 Gm. Liquid: Each 100 ml. is stated to contain eugenol, 98 ml.; thymol, 2 Gm., and color. Zinc Oxide, Analytical Reagent King's Specialty Co. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Zinc Oxide, U.S.P. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Quinton Co., Division of Merck & Co., Inc. The J. Bird Moyer Co., Inc. Zinc Oxide-Eugenol Temporary Cement--Mer rick Laboratories, Inc, Powder: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain zinc oxide, 99.8 Gm.; zinc acetate, 200 mg. Liquid: Eugenol. Zinc Oxide-Eugenoi Temporary Filiing-Zogenol Brand-Stratford-Cookson Co. Powder: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain zinc oxide, 99.8 Gm.; zinc acetate, 200 mg. Liquid: Eugenol. Zinc Oxide-Eugenol with Zinc Acetate, Rosin and Olive Oil-Interim Brand--Stratford-Cookson Co. Powder: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain zinc oxide, 72.84 Gm.; zinc acetate, 0.16 Gm.; rosin, 27 Gm. Liquid: Each 100 ml. is stated to contain eugenol, 85 ml., and olive oil, 15 ml. Zinc Oxide-Rosin-Eugenol Cement with Menthol and Thymol Iodide--The J. Bird Moyer Co., Inc. Powder: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain zinc oxide, 95 Gm., and thymol iodide, 5 Gm. Liquid: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain eugenol, 46 Gm.; rosin, 40 Gm.; oleic acid, 9 Gm., and menthol, 5 Gm. Zinc Oxide-Rosin-Eugenol Temporary Cement-- L. D. Caulk Company Powder: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain zinc oxide, 64.15 Gm.; hydrogenated rosin, 35.0 Gm.. and zinc acetate, 0.85 Gm. Liquid: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain eugenol, 82.1 Gm., and corn oil. 17.9 Gm. Zinc Oxide-Rosin-Eugenol Temporary Cement (Slow-Setting)--L. D. Caulk Co. Powder: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain zinc oxide, 64.55 Gm.; hydrogenated rosin. 35.0 Gm., and zinc acetate, 0.45 Gm. Liquid: Each 100 Gm. is stated to contain eugenol, 82.1 Gm., and corn oil, 17.9 Gm. ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES Broxodent Automatic Toothbrush--E. R. Squibb & Sons, Division of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation GE Automatic Toothbrush General Electric Company OTHER PHYSICAL AIDS Magnesium Oxide, Heavy, U.S.P. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Quinton Co., Division of Merck & Co., Inc. Magnesium Oxide, Light, U.S.P. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Quinton Co., Division of Merck & Co., Inc. LITERATURE REFERENCES 1. Figley, K. D. Karaya gum hypersensitivity. JA .M A . 114:747 M ar. 2, 1940. Correction, 114:1091 Mar. 23, 1940. 2. Soparkar, P. M., and Quigley, G. A Power versus hand brushing: Effect on gingivitis. J A .D A 68:182-187 Feb. 1964. 3. Lobene, R. R. The effect of an automatic toothbrush on gingival health. J. Periodont. 35: 137-139 March-April 1964. 4. Copeland, H. I., Jr.; Brauer, G. M.; Sweeney, W. T., and Forziati, A F. Setting re action of zinc oxide and eugenol. J. Res. National Bur. Standards 55:133 Sept. 1955. he 7 ts n. n. n. n. Q. CL. a. a. a. ai r- i. . . )S . FORMULAS 2 2 3 2. Powder See section on Zinc Oxide --Eugenol Zinc oxide 63 Gm. Preparations for other formulas. Rosin 30 Gm. Asbestos fiber Zinc acetate 5 Gm. 2 Gm. VIII. HEMOSTATICS Liquid Eugenol Olive oil 80 ml. 20 ml. 1. Absorbable gelatin sponge 2. Fibrin foam 3. Zinc oxide Rosin, powdered 10 Gm. 5 Gm. 3. Oxidized cellulose 4. Oxidized regenerated cellulose Mix into paste with eugenol 5. Thrombin ' FORMULAS USED IN PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY i. TO PREVENT SAGGING AND RELATED SYMPTOMS WHEN TAKING IMPRESSIONS 1. See Agents for Surface Application, page 67. II. FOR CLEANING DENTURES AND PROSTHETIC APPLIANCES 1. Ammonia water, 28 per cent Water 2 ml. To make 60 ml. 2. Trisodium phosphate 600 mg. Water To make 60 ml. 3. Sodium hypochlorite solution (half teaspoonful to half a tumbler of water) Appliances made of chromium-cobalt alloys will corrode if allowed to remain in a chlorine-containing solution for any length of time. 4. Trisodium phosphate Cinnamon oil 120 Gm. 0.3 ml. Dissolve scant Va teaspoonful in h a lf. glass of water and use with brush. III. TOOTH SENSITIVENESS FROM CLASPS 1. See under "Hypersensitive Dentin." IV. DENTURE ADHESIVES 1. Powdered gum tragacanth 2. Powdered tragacanth Powdered karaya gum Sassafras oil 22.5 Gm. 7.5 Gm. 0.5 ml. 3. Powdered karaya gum Sprinkle sparingly on denture, placing in mouth. Note: Some individuals are sensitive to karaya gum. The sensitivity is apparently not common. /