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BrassBulletin

International Magazine for Brass Players

Toshio Nemoto

23 Articles by Toshio Nemoto

Brass Bulletin 90 - 2 / 1995

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 1

The effect of oral environment in playing brass instruments

pp. 25–28

Brass Bulletin No 90 · 1995

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 91 - 3 / 1995

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 2

The use of muscles in playing wind instruments

pp. 19–23

Brass Bulletin No 91 · 1995

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 92 - 4 / 1995

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 3

The source of sound production in brass instruments is lip vibration

pp. 50–52

Brass Bulletin No 92 · 1995

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 93 - 1 / 1996

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 4

Unknown to most players, there may be significant changes in the internal oral environment of a musician during the process of wind instrument playing

pp. 33–35

Brass Bulletin No 93 · 1996

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 94 - 2 / 1996

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 5

Teeth: an integral part of the instrument

pp. 60–63

Brass Bulletin No 94 · 1996

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 95 - 3 / 1996

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 6

Causes and cures of sudden vs. gradual embouchure and playing problems due to neuropathy

pp. 74–76

Brass Bulletin No 95 · 1996

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 97 - 1 / 1997

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 7

Correction and treatment of irregularities of the front teeth

pp. 87–89

Brass Bulletin No 97 · 1997

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 98 - 2 / 1997

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 8

The effect of over brushing teeth on brass instrument playing

pp. 84–87

Brass Bulletin No 98 · 1997

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 99 - 3 / 1997

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 9

The effects of disorders of the side teeth on brass playing

pp. 88–90

Brass Bulletin No 99 · 1997

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 100 - 4 / 1997

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 10

Irregular teeth formations and brass playing

pp. 102–104

Brass Bulletin No 100 · 1997

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 102 - 2 / 1998

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 11

Median space method

pp. 36–38

Brass Bulletin No 102 · 1998

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 103 - 3 / 1998

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 12

Aging and dental problems of brass players

pp. 102–104

Brass Bulletin No 103 · 1998

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 104 - 4 / 1998

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 13

The mechanism of tonguig

pp. 116–119

Brass Bulletin No 104 · 1998

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 105 - 1 / 1999

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 14

Saliva and wind instruments playing

pp. 134–135

Brass Bulletin No 105 · 1999

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 106 - 2 / 1999

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 15

Brass instruments and breathing

pp. 122–124

Brass Bulletin No 106 · 1999

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 107 - 3 / 1999

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 16

Halitosis, or bad breath

pp. 112–113

Brass Bulletin No 107 · 1999

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 108 - 4 / 1999

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 17

Tips for teachers in examining for dental problems

pp. 93–95

Brass Bulletin No 108 · 1999

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 113 - 1 / 2001

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 18

Influence of the lateral teeth upon sound production

pp. 105–109

Brass Bulletin No 113 · 2001

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 114 - 2 / 2001

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 19

Brass players and periodontosis

pp. 47–51

Brass Bulletin No 114 · 2001

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 115 - 3 / 2001

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 20

Difficulties following a simple dental treatment

pp. 105–109

Brass Bulletin No 115 · 2001

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 118 - 2 / 2002

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 21

Orthodontics and brass playing

pp. 84–85

Brass Bulletin No 118 · 2002

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 119 - 3 / 2002

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 22

For brass players having wisdom teeth extracted is not without risk

pp. 90–93

Brass Bulletin No 119 · 2002

Health· Teeth

Brass Bulletin 121 - 1 / 2003

Nemoto, Toshio

Dental Clinic for Wind Players

Part 23 – End

Take care when brushing between the teeth

pp. 84–87

Brass Bulletin No 121 · 2003

Health· Teeth

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