For each article, you will find a citation, e.g.,
Mock D. The differential diagnosis of temporomandibular disorders. [Journal Article] Journal of Orofacial Pain. 13(4):246-50, 1999 Fall.
The example above tells us the following:
If the full text is right there, you can read the article instantly. Otherwise, you will need to:
If you do not know what the abbreviation of a health science or medicine journal stands for, please type it in the NLM catalogue. For all other abbreviations, please check Ulrich's Periodicals.
This index, published in print format, is available at the Dentistry Library. It indexes dental literature from 1839 to 1999 (when it ceased publication). It is most often used to find pre-1966 articles (because Medline, the online index, begins in 1966).
If you need assistance using the Index to Dental Literature, please ask us.
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