Mineralization of human premolar occlusal fissures. A quantitative histochemical microanalysis. by Campos, A., Rodríguez, I.A., Sanchez Quevedo, M.C., García, J.M., Nieto Albano, O.H.

“…The wall of the fissures was less mineralized than the control enamel in all three types of fissures. Because the fissure walls are hypomineralized, we suggest that practicing dentists should take into account the degree of mineralization when they are preparing the fissures for the application of sealant.…”
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Scanning electron microscopy and calcification in amelogenesis imperfecta in anterior and posterior human teeth. by Sánchez Quevedo, M.C., Ceballos, G., García, J.M., Rodríguez, I.A., Gómez de Ferraris, M.E., Campos, A.

“…Calcium levels in enamel of amelogenesis imperfecta and control teeth differed significantly between anterior and posterior teeth, indicating that the factors that influence normal mineralization in different regions of the dental arch are not altered in the process of arnelogenesis imperfecta.…”
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Generation and characterization of novel magnetic field-responsive biomaterials. by López López, M.T., Scionti, G., Oliveira, A.C., G. Durán, J.D., Campos, A., Alaminos, M., Rodríguez, I.A.

“…We then studied the viability of oral mucosa fibroblasts in the magnetic scaffolds and found no significant differences compared to positive control samples. Finally, we analyzed the magnetic and mechanical properties of the tissue substitutes. …”
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