G.W. Suckling - Concepedia

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G.W. Suckling

Health Research Council of New Zealand

Also Known As

G W Suckling, G. Suckling, G. W. Suckling, G.W. Suckling, Grace Suckling, Grace W. Suckling, SUCKLING, G

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1.2K

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Health Research Council of New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries GNS Science Wellington Hospital University of Groningen

About

G.W. Suckling is an author at Health Research Council of New Zealand specializing in medicine, tooth development, and veterinary science.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	7	7	274
2	Education	3	3	126
3	Public Health	1	1	14
4	Anatomy	1	1	41
5	Biostatistics	1	1	14

G.W. Suckling

Publications

880

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	Year	Citations
Developmental defects of enamel in a group of New Zealand children: their prevalence and some associated etiological factors G.W. Suckling, Euan I. F. Pearce Community Dentistry And Oral Epidemiology	1984	105
The assessment of non-carious defects of enamel. T.W. Cutress, G.W. Suckling PubMed	1982	86
Macroscopic and Scanning Electron Microscopic Appearance and Hardness Values of Developmental Defects in Human Permanent Tooth Enamel G.W. Suckling, D.G.A. Nelson, Maheshchandra Patel Advances in Dental Research	1989	80
The Severity of Dental Fluorosis in Children Exposed to Water with a High Fluoride Content for Various Periods of Time T. Ish, G.W. Suckling Journal of Dental Research High Fluoride ContentPpm FluorideDental FluorosisVarious PeriodsPediatrics	1991	73
The macroscopic appearance and associated histological changes in the enamel organ of hypoplastic lesions of sheep incisor teeth resulting from induced parasitism G.W. Suckling, D.C. Elliott, D.C. Thurley Archives of Oral Biology Veterinary PathologyVeterinary ScienceMacroscopic AppearancePathologyDental Disease	1986	72
The production of developmental defects of enamel in the incisor teeth of penned sheep resulting from induced parasitism G.W. Suckling, D.C. Elliott, D.C. Thurley Archives of Oral Biology Animal PhysiologyAnimal StudyCaprineDevelopmental BiologyAnimal Science	1983	69
Etiological Factors Influencing the Prevalence of Developmental Defects of Dental Enamel in Nine-year-old New Zealand Children Participating in a Health and Development Study G.W. Suckling, Peter Herbison, Rachel Brown Journal of Dental Research Regular AssessmentsDental EnamelOral CavityDevelopmental DefectsPediatrics	1987	63
The macroscopic and scanning electron-microscopic appearance and microhardness of the enamel, and the related histological changes in the enamel organ of erupting sheep incisors resulting from a prolonged low daily dose of fluoride G.W. Suckling, D.C. Thurley, D.G.A. Nelson Archives of Oral Biology Sheep IncisorsOral CavityElectron-microscopic AppearanceDental DiseaseEnamel Organ	1988	56
The Appearance of Tooth in Children Ingesting Water a High Fluoride Content for a Limited Period during Early Tooth Development T. Ish, G.W. Suckling Journal of Dental Research Dental ConditionsHigh Fluoride ContentEarly Tooth DevelopmentPpm FluorideOral Cavity	1986	53
Histological, macroscopic and microhardness observations of fluoride-induced changes in the enamel organ and enamel of sheep incisor teeth G.W. Suckling, D.C. Thurley Archives of Oral Biology Microhardness ObservationsOral CavityDental DiseaseOral BiologyEnamel Organ	1984	43

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