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Bart Van Meerbeek
Researcher at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Publications - 356
Citations - 19732
Bart Van Meerbeek is an academic researcher from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. The author has contributed to research in topics: Dentin & Dental bonding. The author has an hindex of 67, co-authored 356 publications receiving 17042 citations. Previous affiliations of Bart Van Meerbeek include Hokkaido University & The Catholic University of America.
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First Report of Filamentous Phages Isolated from Tunisian Orchards to Control Erwinia amylovora.
Ismahen Akremi,Ismahen Akremi,Dominique Holtappels,Wided Brabra,Mouna Jlidi,Adel Hadj Ibrahim,Manel Ben Ali,Kiandro Fortuna,Mohammed H Ahmed,Mohammed H Ahmed,Bart Van Meerbeek,Ali Rhouma,Rob Lavigne,Mamdouh Ben Ali,Jeroen Wagemans +14 more
TL;DR: Interestingly, phage-infected cells show a decreased swimming and swarming motility and a cocktail of the four phages can significantly reduce infection of E. amylovora in a pear bioassay, potentially making them suitable candidates for phage biocontrol.
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Biomechanical Effect of Ferrule on Incisors Restored with a Fiberglass Post and Lithium-Disilicate Ceramic Crown after Thermal Cycling and Fatigue Loading.
Andréa Dolores Correia Miranda Valdivia,Monise de Paula Rodrigues,A.A. Bicalho,Bart Van Meerbeek,Jos Vander Sloten,Roberto Sales e Pessoa,Carlos José Soares +6 more
TL;DR: The NFe group showed increasedRoot dentin strain after the aging process, and the Fe group revealed higher fracture resistance, lower stress concentration on root dentin and fewer catastrophic fractures.
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Editorial: The VALUE and remaining NEED of bond-strength testing.
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The Current Status of Bonding to Dentin Anno 2007
Jan De Munck,Bart Van Meerbeek +1 more
TL;DR: The today most acceptable trade-off between bonding effectiveness and ease-of-use is a ‘mild’ two-step self-etch approach that combines micro-mechanical interlocking with additional chemical interaction, the latter definitely contributing to the bond stability on the long term.
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Preclinical effectiveness of an experimental tricalcium silicate cement on pulpal repair
Xin Li,Mariano Simón Pedano,Shuchen Li,Zheyi Sun,Charlotte Jeanneau,Imad About,Esther Hauben,Zhi Chen,Kirsten Van Landuyt,Bart Van Meerbeek +9 more
TL;DR: TCS 50 is capable of generating an early pulp-healing reaction and therefore could serve as a promising pulp-capping agent.