Dr Richard Billington
Honorary Senior Research Fellow
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Institute of Dentistry |
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

