Demineralization of tooth enamel following radiation therapy; An in vitro microstructure and microhardness analysis
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Tooth surface loss might be a major contributing factor for radiation caries in head-and-neck cancer patients prescribed to radiotherapy. Such direct effects of radiotherapy cause enamel abrasion, delamination, and damage to the dentinoenamel junction. Suitable measures should, therefore, be worked …
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| Authors | Kudkuli J;Agrawal A;Gurjar OP;Sharma SD;Rekha PD;Manzoor MAP;Singh B;Rao BS;Abdulla R;; |
| Journal | journal of cancer research and therapeutics |
| Year | 1970 |
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