Dr Richard Billington

Honorary Senior Research Fellow

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r.w.billington@qmul.ac.uk

Institute of Dentistry
Barts and The London
School of Medicine and Dentistry
Dental Biophysics
2nd Floor
Francis Bancroft Building
Mile End Rd
London E1 4NS

Industrial posts at Wilkinson and as Research Manager Dentsply. Research Director Advanced Healthcare 1985 – 2003 Hon Research Fellow UCl 985-1990. Hon Research Fellow Eastman Dental Iinstitute 1990-2000. Hon Research Senior Lecturer IoD QMUL 2003- to date.

Publications:

Publications since 2001

A long term study of Fluoride release from metal containing conventional and resin modified glass ionomer cements Williams J Billington RW and Pearson GJ J oral Rehabil 2001  28,41 - 47

 Potassium ion release from a glass ionomer cement matrix Williams J Billington RW and Pearson GJ Biomaterials 2001 22,547-554

 Kinetics of Fluoride release from the zinc oxide-based cements. Billington R, Hadley PC, Williams J and Pearson GJ. Biomaterials 2001, 22, 2507 -2513

 Interaction between glass ionomer cements and alkali metal fluoride solutions: the effects of different cations Hadley P, Billington R, Pearson G & WilliamsJ .Biomaterials 2001, 22 3133-3138

 The effect of the disc support  system on biaxial tensile strength of  a glass ionomer cement Williams JA Billington R and Pearson GJ  Dental materials 2002, 18, 376-379

 The glass ionomer cement: the source of soluble fluoride. Williams JA Billington R and Pearson GJ  Biomaterials 2002, 23, 2191-2200.

 Fluoride uptake by glass ionomer cements: surface analysis approach
Jones F, Hutton BM, Hadley PC, Eccles AJ, Steele TA, Billington R and Pearson GJ Biomaterials 2003, 24, 107-119

 The effect of adding fluoride compounds to a fluoride free glass ionomer cement on the subsequent fluoride release. Williams J Briggs E Billington R and Pearson GJ Biomaterials 2003 24 1301-8

 Effects of particle size on surface roughness of glass ionomer cements Kaplan A  Williams J Billington R W Braden M & Pearson GJ
J Oral rehabilitation 2004 31 373 -378

Glass ionomer cement: evidence of F release in the form of monofluorophosphate as well as Fluoride ion  Billington RW Dorban A Willans J & Pearson GJ Biomaterials 2004 25: 3399-3402

Chlorhexidine release from an expt glass-ionomer cement,  G. Palmer, F.H. Jones, R.W. Billington and G.J. Pearson Biomaterials 2004 25:5423 -5431

The in vivo perception of Roughness Jones CJ Billington RW and Pearson GJ Brit Dent J 2004  196:42 -45

Laboratory Study of the Loads, Speeds and Times to Finish and Polish direct restorative materials.
C. S. Jones, R. W. Billington and G. J. Pearson. .J oral Rehabilitation 2005 32:686-692

 Inter Operator Variability During Polishing  C. S. Jones, R. W. Billington and G. J. Pearson. | Quintessence International 2006 37 ;183 -190

 The effect of lubrication on the temperature rise and surface finish of Glass ionomer cements
C. S. Jones, R. W. Billington and G. J. Pearson. J Dentistry  2006 34:602-607

Ion processes in Glass ionomer cements Billington RW Williams J & Pearson GJ  J Dent 2006 34:544 – 555

The effect of lubrication on the temperature rise and surface finish of amalgam and composite resin C. S. Jones, R. W. Billington and G. J. Pearson. J Dentistry  2007 35:36 – 42

Uptake of fluoride ions by the glass components of Glass ionomer cements Billington RW Williams J & Pearson GJ  J Dent 2007 35:

Research interests:

Research devoted to development of Glass Ionomer cements and their enhanced performance. Member of the Gic group [Billington Pearson and Williams] investigating work on species release and the control of same in these cements for applications to minimally invasive dentistry