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‘Experimental evidence demonstrating the influence of a special dietetic factor on the development of teeth and jaws' Dental Record

‘Diet and teeth' British Journal of Dental Science

‘The value of the animal experimental method in dental research' Liverpool and District Odontological Society

‘The relation of caries to the structure of the teeth' British Dental Journal

‘The effect of diet on the resistance of teeth to caries' Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine

‘The effect of diet on the structure of teeth' British Dental Journal

‘The influence of light in relation to diet on the formation of teeth' British Dental Journal

‘The effect of diet on the development and extension of caries in the teeth' BMJ

‘The experimental production of perfect and imperfect teeth and the application of the results to dental disease in children' Overdruck uit het Tijascrift voor Tandtekunde

‘Calcification in rabbits' Journal of Physiology

‘Some factors of diet influencing the spread of caries in children' British Dental Journal

‘A preliminary study of factors influencing calcification processes in the rabbit' Bio-chemical Journal

‘The structure of human teeth' British Dental Journal

‘The structure of human teeth in relation to caries' British Dental Journal

‘The chief dietetic and environmental factor responsible for the high incidence of dental caries: corrdation between animal and human investigations' British Dental Journal

‘The influence of diet on the structure of teeth' Physiological Review

‘The action of vitamin D in preventing the spread and promoting the arrest of caries in children' BMJ

‘The effect of diet (antenatal and postnatal) on the structure of teeth and the incidence of dental caries' Transactions of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society

‘Diet and dental disease: what we have learned from animal experiments' 4th Stephen Paget Memorial Lecture, the Research Defence Society

‘Experiments on dogs, rabbits and rats and investigations on man which indicate the power of certain food factors to prevent and control dental diseases' Journal of the American Dental Association

‘Periodontal disease in dogs (Experimental gingivitis and “pyorrhoea”)' Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine

‘The influence of diet on caries in children's teeth' Medical Research Council Committee on dental Disease

‘The influence of a cereal-free diet rich in vitamin D and calcium on dental caries in children' BMJ

‘The aetiology of dental caries' BMJ

‘Diet and the nerve supply to the dental tissues' BMJ

‘La profilassi della carie dentale' Rivista Italiana di Stomatologia

‘The prophylaxis of dental caries' University of Durham College of Medicine Gazette

‘Diet and dental disease: the new outlook' The Girton Review

‘Der Ernährungsfaktor in der Kariesprophylaxe Deutschezahn – Mund  und Kieferheilkunde

‘The role of nutrition as a factor in resistance to dental caries' British Dental Journal

‘Die Beziehungen zwischen Ernährung und Zahncaries' Schweizerischen Medizinischen Wochenschrift

‘Alimentaion et dentition' Scientifique d'Hygiene Alimentaire

‘The structure of dental tissues with special reference to some stages in the development of normal and hypoplastic enamel´ BMJ

‘Le rôle de l'alimentation comme facteur de resistance à la carie dentaire' La Semaine Dentaire

‘Vitamins and dental caries' Ergebnisse der Vitamin und Hormonforschung

‘Dental research with special reference to parodontal disease produced experimenting in animals' The Dental Record

‘A study of the development of dental enamel in dogs' Journal of Dental Research

‘Vitamin D' Endeavour

‘The improved dentition of 5 year old London school children between 1943 and 1929' BMJ

‘Teeth of 5 year old London School children (2nd study)' BMJ

‘Dental condition of five year old elementary school children' Nature

‘Diet and dental health' The Health Education Journal

‘Dental condition of 5 year old children in institutions and private schools compared with LCC schools' BMJ

‘The reduction in dental caries in 5 year old London school children (1929-1947)' BMJ

‘Observations on the appearance of dental enamel in an endemic fluorosis area, with particular reference to deciduous teeth' British Dental Journal

‘Dental structure and caries in 5 year old children attending London County Council schools. The results of 5 surveys, 1929-1949' BMJ

‘A further study of the teeth of 5 year old children in residential homes and day schools' BMJ

‘Dental structure and caries in 5 year old children attending LCC schools 1949 and 1951' BMJ

‘Dental survey of pupils attending schools and colleges in Lucknow, India (1951)' BMJ

‘Karies und Ernährung' Deutsche Zahnartzliche Zeitschrift

‘The effect of vitamin A on the growth of tooth germs in tissue culture' International Association for Dental Research

‘Teeth of 5 year old London school children (1955). Comparison with 1929-1955' BMJ

Caries in 5 year old London school children in 1955'

‘Fruit drinks and tooth erosion' British Dental Journal

‘The effects of acid drinks on the molar teeth of rats' International Association for Dental Research

‘Teeth of 5 year old London School children' BMJ

‘The effect of hyper-vitaminosis A on the development of rat tooth germs in tissue culture' Archives or Oral Biology

‘Dental structure and disease in some 5 year old Indian children compared with the same age-group in London' Archives of Oral Biology

Loose reprint. Review of ‘Diet and teeth. Part I' (HMSO, 1929) [by MM] in the Anti-vivisection Journal Apr 1930

Reprints by Lady M: Set 2

‘Dental disease among 14 year old London school children in 1947 and 1950' BMJ

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‘Dental disease among 14 year old London school children in 1947 and 1950' BMJ

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