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Jeffrey R Denholtz

from Budd Lake, NJ
Age ~74
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Also known as:
Jeffrey Robert Denholtz, Jeff R Denholtz, Jeffrey R Denholt, Jeffery R Denholtz, Jeffrey Y
Phone and address:
18 Cheri Ln, Mount Olive, NJ 07828
(973) 347-5128
Related to:
Melvin Denholtz, 88Amy L Lewandowski, 41Elaine G Denholtz, 91Joshua M Denholtz, 37Melvin D Enholtz, 97Jason R Lewandowski, 42Roni S Denholtz, 73Amelia B Lewandowski, 67
Connected to:
Alexis V Denholtz, 66Lindsay Denholtz, 43Carolyn C Deni, 118Joanne T Deni, 46Linda S Deni, 59Michael J Deni, 43Hilda I Denia, 87Daniel J Denial, 104Arnaud H Deniaud, 59Pamela B Denice, 65

Jeffrey Denholtz Phones & Addresses

  • 18 Cheri Ln, Budd Lake, NJ 07828 (973) 347-5128
  • North Port, FL
  • Stanhope, NJ
  • Pace, FL
  • Hackettstown, NJ
  • Morgan, NJ
  • Byram Township, NJ
  • Franklin, NJ
  • Philomont, VA

Work

Company: Jersey success realty Position: Owner

Education

School / High School: Livingston High School

Languages

English

Industries

Real Estate

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Location:
18 Cheri Ln, Budd Lake, NJ 07828
Industry:
Real Estate
Work:
Jersey Success Realty
Owner
Education:
Livingston High School
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Languages:
English

Publications

Us Patents

Periodontal Composition And Method

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US Patent:
49717820, Nov 20, 1990
Filed:
Apr 9, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/721210
Inventors:
Jerome B. Rudy - Livingston NJ
Melvin Denholtz - Livingston NJ
Jeffrey R. Denholtz - Stanhope NJ
Assignee:
Peroxydent Group - Livingston NJ
International Classification:
A61K 720
A61K 3340
US Classification:
424 53
Abstract:
Compositions are disclosed for treating oral bacteria in the mouth, e. g. , toothpaste or gel and/or tooth powders, granules, flakes or tablets. The compositions include a peroxide, a bicarbonate salt and a peroxide stabilizer.

Periodontal Composition And Method

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US Patent:
48370088, Jun 6, 1989
Filed:
Jan 12, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/002177
Inventors:
Jerome B. Rudy - Livingston NJ
Melvin Denholtz - Livingston NJ
Jeffrey R. Denholtz - Stanhope NJ
Peter D. Bohm - Freehold NJ
Assignee:
Peroxydent Group - Livingston NJ
International Classification:
A61K 720
A61K 3340
US Classification:
424 53
Abstract:
A non-aqueous paste or gel dentifrice composition comprising a water soluble, non-aqueous vehicle having dispersed therein an orally acceptable organic or inorganic peroxide and a bicarbonate salt. The quantities and relative proportions of the peroxide and bicarbonate are sufficient to provide quantities of bactericidally active oxygen upon breakdown of said peroxide by tissue contact and/or by reaction with said bicarbonate in the oral cavity. The bicarbonate also provides a neutral or basic pH upon dissolution of the composition in water. The peroxide and/or bicarbonate is provided with a water soluble barrier coating which is insoluble in the vehicle, to prevent reaction therebetween in the absence of water dissolution of the coating. Normal dentifrice adjuvants may also be present, which can similarly be provided with a water soluble barrier coating.

Periodontal Composition And Method

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US Patent:
48972584, Jan 30, 1990
Filed:
Jan 28, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/149402
Inventors:
Jerome B. Rudy - Livingston NJ
Melvin Denholtz - Livingston NJ
Jeffrey R. Denholtz - Stanhope NJ
Peter D. Bohm - Freehold NJ
Assignee:
Peroxydent Group - Livingston NJ
International Classification:
A61K 720
A61K 3340
US Classification:
424 53
Abstract:
A non-aqueous paste or gel dentifrice composition comprising a water soluble, non-aqueous vehicle having dispersed therein an orally acceptable inorganic peroxide and a bicarbonate salt. The quantities and relative proportions of the peroxide and bicarbonate are sufficient to provide quantities of bactericidally active oxygen upon breakdown of said peroxide when intermixing with water and introduction into the oral cavity. The bicarbonate also provides a neutral or basic pH upon dispersal and substantial dissolution of the composition in water. Preferably the composition comprises sodium bicarbonate and calcium peroxide in a preferable weight ratio (based on 60% CaO. sub. 2 in the peroxide) of from about 4:1 to 6:1.
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