Restoring the wild

Restoring America's big, wild animals.

ered on a ranch in New Mexico to ponder a bold plan. The scientists, trained in a variety of disciplines, ranged from the grand old men of the field to those of us earlier in our careers. The idea we were mulling over was the reintroduction of large vertebrates—megafauna—to North America. Most of these animals, such as mammoths and cheetahs, died out roughly 13,000 years ago, when humans from E...

Restoring the balance.

Restoring wild type-like network dynamics and behaviour during adulthood in a mouse model of schizophrenia

restoring the smile: inexpensive biologic restorations

extensive breakdown of primary teeth to the cervical level and their loss in very young children is not uncommon. owing to increasing concerns over self-appearance, due considerations to esthetic aspects in addition to restoring function are necessary aspects of rehabilitation of mutilated teeth to help children grow into a psychologically balanced personality. the present article describes reh...

Restoring primary anterior teeth.

A variety of esthetic restorative materials are available for restoring primary incisors. Knowledge of the specific strengths, weakness, and properties of each material will enhance the clinician's ability to make the best choice of selection for each individual situation. Intracoronal restorations of primary teeth may utilize resin composites, glass ionomer cements, resin-modified ionomers, or...