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  • Caries Prophylaxis in Care
    C. Knappwost-GiesekeDZ, 3 (2015), pp. 42-43
  • The Use of Tiefenfluorid for Desensitization of Dentinal Hyperesthesia
    A. Meto, A. Meto, E. Tragaj, M. Lipo, C. BeuermannBalk J Dent Med, 18 (2014), pp. 85-88
  • Caries Prophylaxis – Without Complete Isolation
    C. Knappwost-GiesekeDZ, 2 (2014), pp. 40-41
  • Deposition of CAF-Like Material on and Fluoride Uptake into Demineralized Enamel after pH Cycling
    M.J. Altenburger, M. Fleig, P. Ganter, K.-T. Wrbas, E. HellwigCaries Res, 47 No. 433 (2013), p. 31
  • Tiefenfluorid in the Desensitization of Dental Hyperesthesia (Clinical Results)
    A. Meto, A. Meto, C. Beuermann18th Congress of Bass (2013), p. 31
  • Treatment of Initial Carious Lesions with Deep Fluoridation – A Case Study
    R. LehmannDental Barometer, 4 (2012), pp. 32-35
  • Fluoride Uptake into Demineralized Enamel after Fluoridation and Fluoride Precipitation
    W. Buchalla, A. Wiegand, A. M. Lennon, K. Trage, K. Becker, T. AttinDZZ, 62 (2007), pp. 301-307
  • Strength in Depth
    L. KnauerDZ, 6 (2004), pp. 54-55
  • In-Office Bleaching Using a Plasma Lamp
    A. Berger, N. Gutknecht, F. LampertQuintessenz, 54 No. 7 (2003), pp. 765-772
  • The Effect of Fluoride Ions on Physiological and Pathological Calcium Metabolism: Caries, Osteoporosis, Arteriosclerosis
    A. KnappwostZMK, 7-8/1999, pp. 429-432
  • Non-Invasive Mineral Fissure Sealing through Cu-Doped Deep Fluoridation – Results of a 5-Year Study on 715 Cases
    C. Knappwost, R. Lehmann, H. TröndleZMK, 1-2/1999, pp. 6-9
  • Deep Fluoride – Ending Cervical Hypersensitivity (Tip of the Week)
    F. JeschkeDZW, 47 (1998), p. 16
  • Therapy of Deciduous Tooth Caries through Deep Fluoridation
    A. KnappwostZMK, 9 (1995), pp. 18-25
  • Drinking Water and Tablet Fluoridation Fail in Proximal and Fissure Caries from the Onset of Puberty.
    A. KnappwostDZW spezial, 5 (1995), p. 9
  • An Urgent Task for Dental Practice – Deep Fluoridation through Mineral Enamel Sealing
    A. KnappwostDZW, 8 (1993), p. 20
  • Strong Impetus for Caries Prevention: Deep Fluoridation through Mineral Enamel Sealing
    A. KnappwostZahnärztl. Forum LZÄKB, 2 (1993), pp. 21-23
  • Caries and Periodontopathies
    Klaus G. KönigG. Thieme-Verlag, 1987, Stuttgart – New York (contains on pp. 64 + 65 an appreciation of the development of A. Knappwost's remineralization theory of caries and the understanding of the effect of F- in caries prophylaxis)
  • New Approaches in Caries Prophylaxis through pH Elevation in Dental Plaques using Neutralith
    A. KnappwostZWR, 94 No. 6 (1985), pp. 490-496
  • The Surprisingly High Cariogenicity of Starch-Containing Foods
    A. KnappwostZahnärztl. Praxis, 36 No. 5 (1995), pp. 182-190
  • Cervical Hypersensitivity: Deep Fluoridation using Enamel Sealing Liquid
    N. Abou TaraZahnärztl. Praxis, 35 No. 11 (1984), pp. 4-5 (Clinical study on the intensity and long-term effect of desensitization in 113 patients)
  • Communication on the Width of X-ray Interferences of CaF2 Formed by Enamel Sealing Liquid, from which the Particle Size was Determined to be approx. 50 Å
    A. Knappwost, B. WüstefeldLecture at the DGZ Conference, (1980), Munich
  • Statement by the DGZMK, The Sealing
    W. BüttnerDZZ, 34 No. 10 (1979), p. 111
  • Caries Prophylaxis with Fluoride. A Scientific Position Paper. Speculation and Established Facts on Physiological Fluoride Development
    A. KnappwostLecture (1978) Düsseldorf, Lecture (1979) IME Frankfurt
  • Mineral Enamel Sealing for Caries Prophylaxis, its Principles and Possibilities
    A. KnappwostDZZ, 33 (1978), pp. 192-195 (Fundamental work containing the theory and results)
  • Trace Elements in Dentistry, Issue 1: The Copper Ion
    H.J. SchmidtVerlag Deutsche Dokumentenstelle (1960), pp. 26-27
  • On the Kinetics of Fluoride-Hydroxyl Ion Exchange on Hydroxylapatite
    A. KnappwostDie Naturwissenschaften, 19 (1959), pp. 555-556
  • Experimental Studies on the Resistance Theory of Caries
    A. Knappwost, E. EffingerDZZ, 11 No. 12 (1956), pp. 669-678
  • Dental Caries and its Socio-Hygienic Significance
    G. SchützmannskyVEB-Verlag Volk und Gesundheit (1955), pp. 97-107, Berlin (Clinical study at the Halle School Dental Clinic with initial developments by A. Knappwost)
  • On the Knowledge of Local Fluoridation by Fluorides, Fluorosilicates, and Fluoridated Toothpastes
    A. KnappwostDZZ, 7 No. 12 (1952), pp. 681-692
  • Fundamentals of the Resistance Theory of Caries with a Contribution on the Caries-Inhibiting Effect of Oral Fluoride Administration
    A. KnappwostDZZ, 7 (1952) pp. 670-680 (contains for the first time the elements of the remineralization theory of caries, including data on the negligibly small decrease in apatite solubility during the exchange of OH-ions for F-ions)
  • On the Kinetics of Hydroxylapatite Surface Layer Formation (Remineralization) on Tooth Enamel Surfaces
    A. KnappwostZeitschrift für. Elektrochemie und angewandte phys. Chem. 55 (1951), pp. 586-590. (Results of animal experiments proving that F- causes enamel remineralization. First publication of the decisive finding) H.T. Dean, P. Jay, F.A. Arnold, S. ElvovePubl. Health Rep. 56, (April 1941), pp. 761-792 (Communication of epidemiological studies on over 7000 schoolchildren.)


  • Literature on Depotphoresis with Cupral
    An Alternative to OPK. Günther-SchadeDZ, 1 (2015), pp. 34-35
  • Successful Treatment of Advanced Periodontitis
    C. BeuermannDZ, 3 (2014), pp. 18-19
  • Endodontics Without Limits
    K. Günther-SchadeDZ, 1 (2014), pp. 20-21Depotphoresis with CupralK. Günther-Schade, R. Lehmann, O. RiedelDental Barometer, 05 (2013), pp. 32-34
  • Successful Root Canal Treatment Through a Different Approach: A Case Study
    C. Knappwost-GiesekeDZW, 28 (2013), pp. 10-11
  • Treatment and Resolution of Advanced Periodontitis Without Antibiotic Administration
    C. BeuermannDZW, 48 (2012), pp. 17-18
  • Depotphorese with Cupral and its effectiveness in periodontitis treatment
    A. Meto, A. Meto17th Congress of Bass (2012), p. 34
  • Depotphorese: A Solution for Nearly Hopeless Endodontic Patient Cases
    T. PetersZMK, 28 No. 4 (2012), pp. 236-241
  • Depotphorese – An Alternative Treatment to Apicoectomy (WSR)
    O. RiedelZMK, 27 No. 11 (2011), pp. 735-736
  • Treatment of Nearly Hopeless Endodontic Cases Using Depotphorese – Part 3:Revision of a root filling and an apicoectomy with retrograde root canal filling in cases of persistent fistulation.
    T. PetersDental-Barometer, 03 (2011), pp. 64-65
  • Treatment of Nearly Hopeless Endodontic Cases Using Depotphorese – Part 2:Revision of a previous root canal treatment on tooth 38 after 7 years due to two instances of fistulation.
    T. PetersDental-Barometer, 07 (2010), pp. 28-29
  • Depotphorese with Cupral: An Aid for Successful Root Canal Treatment
    O. RiedelGZM, 4 (2010), pp. 42-43
  • The Goal is to Maintain Asepsis – Depotphorese as an Alternative to Apicoectomy (WSR)
    O. RiedelDZW spezial, 2 (2010), pp. 33-34
  • Treatment of Nearly Hopeless Endodontic Cases Using Depotphorese – Part 1:A Case Review Almost Ten Years After Depotphorese Treatment
    T. PetersDental-Barometer, 05 (2010), pp. 18-19
  • How Does Depotphorese Actually Work?
    K. Günther-SchadeDental-Barometer, 05 (2008), pp. 16-19
  • Successfully Preserving Teeth with Modern Endodontics
    K. Günther-SchadeDZW spezial, 1 (2008), p. 23
  • Depotphorese with Cupral – A Minimally Invasive Approach in Endodontics and a Compelling Alternative for Dentists
    O. RiedelZAHN PRAX, Sept. (2007), pp. 280-282
  • Minimally Invasive Root Canal Treatment Using Depotphorese with Cupral
    L. KnauerDental-Barometer, 06 (2007), pp. 16-17
  • For Root Canal Disinfection in Endodontic Treatment – The Application of Long-Term Depotphorese
    H.C. SiewertsenZAHN PRAX, Mar. (2007), pp. 126-127
  • On the Rationale and Benefits of Depotphorese – Depotphorese in Clinical Practice. User Feedback…
    Redaktion Dental Tribune DeutschlandDT G, 5 (2006), pp. 14-15
  • Safe and Contemporary Root Canal Treatment
    D. DieckowZWP spezial, 9 (Nov. 2004) pp. 20-23
  • Modern Therapy Concepts for Dental Practice – Patient-Centric Care!
    G. HetzDentalspiegel, 7 (2004), pp. 20 ff.
  • Cupral-Depotphorese Internationally: A Look at Neighboring Austria
    L. KnauerZWP spezial, 10 (2003), p. 46
  • Case Presentation of an Interrupted Endodontic Treatment: Depotphorese as the Method of Choice
    D. StocklebenDZW, 36 (2003), p. 16
  • Root Canal Treatment Using Cupral-Depotphorese According to Prof. Dr. Dr. Knappwost
    Redaktion Z & P internationalZAHN PRAX, Mar. (2003), p. 131
  • A laboratory study on the effect of calcium hydroxide mixed with iodine or electrophoretically activated copper on bacterial vitality in dentinal tubules
    Z. Fuss, A. Mizrahi, S. Lin, O. Cherniak, E.I. WeissInt. End. J., 35 (2002), pp. 522-526
  • Cupral-Depotphorese: A Different Principle in Endodontics
    A. KnappwostStomatologie, Sept. (2002), pp. a30-a35
  • Depotphorese is Gaining Ground
    A. KnappwostDZW, 19 (2002), p. 33
  • A Different Principle Enables Physiological Healing in Endodontics
    A. KnappwostDZW spezial, 12 (2000), pp. 28-29
  • Depotphoresis with Copper-Calcium HydroxideV.G. Bokaya, S. LubjanovaZMK, 11 (2000), S. 750 ff.
  • System Comparison: “Conventional” Endodontics versus Depotphoresis with Copper-Calcium Hydroxide
    F. JeschkeZMK, 11 (1999), S. 715-717
  • Endodontics: Tooth Preservation Instead of Tooth Replacement
    G. HetzDental-Magazin, 4 (1999), S. 50-59
  • Successful Endodontic Treatment with Copper-Calcium Hydroxide and Depotphoresis
    A. FumigDS, 3 (1999), S. 46-47
  • Physico-Chemical High Tech for a New Endodontics, Exemplified by Copper-Calcium Hydroxide Depotphoresis: First-time physiological healing and sterilization of the canal system
    A. KnappwostDZW spezial, 11 (1998), S. 33-34
  • Root Canal Treatment – No Longer an Issue? (Practice Tip of the Week)
    J.H. TepeDZW, 44 (1998), S. 10
  • On the Significance of Depotphoresis in Root Canal Treatment
    A. Arnold, S. Rupf, K. MerteDZZ, 53 (1998), S. 32-34
  • Copper-Calcium Hydroxide Depotphoresis
    A. KnappwostZMK, 3 (1997), S. 1-4
  • Through Pulp and Delta
    S. Rochollder artikulator, 61 (1997), S. 25-28
  • Sterilization of the Apical Delta
    A. KnappwostZMK, 9 (1996), S. 6
  • Depotphoresis with Copper-Calcium Hydroxide Will Become Established as a Doctrine in Endodontics
    A. KnappwostDZW, 25 (1996), S. 9
  • Depotphoresis of a Surgically Pre-treated Cyst
    W. BöseZWR, 1 (1995), S. 30-32
  • Responsible Endodontics with a Wide Range of Indications: Depotphoresis with Copper-Calcium Hydroxide
    V. Gauß, A. KnappwostZahnärztl. Praxis, 10 (1994), S. 329-331
  • A Time-Saving Variant of Depotphoresis with Copper-Calcium Hydroxide
    A. KnappwostZahnärztl. Praxis, 4 (1994), S. 106-108
  • Depotphoresis with Copper-Calcium Hydroxide
    K. Miehe, A. KnappwostDFZ Die Zahnarztpraxis, 4 (1994), S. 47-49
  • Copper-Calcium Hydroxide Instead of Calcium Hydroxide in Endodontics
    A. KnappwostZahnärztl. Praxis, 4 (1993), S. 136-139
  • The Copper-Calcium Hydroxide Depotphoresis Procedure, the Alternative Leading to Systematic Healing in Endodontics
    A. KnappwostZWR, 9 (1993), S. 618-624
  • Swimming Against the Current
    F. JeschkeZahnärztl. Praxis, 5 (1993), S. 196
  • Integral Root Canal Treatment through Depotphoresis with Copper-Calcium Hydroxide
    A. KnappwostZahnärztl. Forum, LZÄKB (Cottbus), 6 (1992), S. 34-36
  • Numerous Teeth Have Fallen Victim to Conventional Doctrine
    A. KnappwostDZW, 43 (1992), S. 10
  • Hematogenous Re-infection is Excluded
    A. KnappwostDZW, 21 (1992), S. 16
  • Integral Root Canal Treatment through Depotphoresis with Copper-Calcium Hydroxide
    A. KnappwostDZW, 43 (1991), S. 16
  • Studies on the Mechanism of Action of Knappwost's Galvanic Pin Elements and Their Modifications
    S. StibbeMed. Dissertation, (1986), Rostock
  • Electrochemical Preparation and Obturation of All Root Canals Using the Galvanic Pin Element
    A. Enginalev, E. GuraZWR, 94 Nr. 2 (1985), S. 145-147
  • The Treatment of Apical Periodontitis with the Galvanic Pin Element
    A. LangschwagerMed. Dissertation, (1981), Rostock
  • Mechanism of Action of Alkaline Root Canal Cements with Copper Doping
    I. Graeber, K. Graeber, E. Gura, A. Knappwost, F. MarnitzDZZ, 36 (1981), pp. 816-819
  • Clinical Experiences with the Galvanic Pin Element according to Knappwost
    C. Martens, E.M. SobkowiakStomatologie DDR, 29 (1979), p. 356
  • On the Preparation of Not Fully Accessible Root Canals by Depot Iontophoresis with an External Voltage Source
    E. Gura, A. KnappwostDZZ, 34 (1979), pp. 477-479
  • New Developments in Depot Iontophoresis of Copper Compounds
    A. KnappwostDZZ, 32 (1977), pp. 463-465
  • Use of Depot Iontophoresis in Conservative Stomatology
    H. StrestikovaCeskoslovenska Stomatologie, 77 (1977) p. 5
  • Simulation Studies on Depotphoresis
    R. Fraber, A. Knappwost, H.G. RudeltDZZ, 32 (1977), pp. 460-462
  • Long-term Experiences with the Galvanic Pin Element for Prolonged Hydroxyl-Copper Depot Iontophoresis
    H.J. SchmidtDZZ, 27 (1972), p. 226
  • The Galvanic Pin Element for Prolonged Hydroxyl-Copper Depot Iontophoresis in Theory and Practice
    H. Dimigen, P. Dimigen, F. ThiemeDZZ, 22, No. 7 (1967), pp. 940-952
  • Experiences with the Pin Element for Prolonged Hydroxyl-Copper Depot Iontophoresis
    H.J. SchmidtDeutsche Zahnärzteblatt, 20 (1966), p. 283
  • Bacteriological Studies on Pin Element IontophoresisG. FritzDoctoral Dissertation, 1958, Tübingen
  • Our Experiences in Root Canal Treatment with Depot Hydroxyl Iontophoresis
    A. LogarDZZ, 12 (1957), p. 345
  • Root Canal Treatment as a Physico-Chemical Problem
    A. KnappwostDZZ, 10 (1955), p. 756
  • Hydroxyl Iontophoresis with Cupric Hydroxide Electrophoresis in the Root Canal System
    H.G. KrappDoctoral Dissertation, 1955, Tübingen
  • The Evaluation of Root Canal Filling in the Treatment of Apical Lesions
    H. WehlanZahnärztl. Praxis, 6 No. 18 (1955), p. 1 et seq.
  • The Principles of the Depot Iontophoresis Procedure
    A. KnappwostDZZ, 7 (1953), pp. 359-370
  • Prolonged Iontophoresis with a Galvanic Pin Element
    A. KnappwostDZZ, 6 (1951), p. 63
  • On the Supposed Harmfulness of Copper, its Alloys and Compounds Used in Dentistry
    A. KnappwostDZZ, 33 (1948), p. 883
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