Maxillary reservoir denture to overcome radiation-induced xerostomia - Light at the end of the tunnel
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Abstract
Xerostomia is a subjective symptom of dry mouth. It can occur as a part of the systemic disease, drug-induced side effect, or following therapeutic radiation therapy to the head-and-neck region. The primary complication faced by these xerostomic patients is the difficulty in retention of removable d …
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| Authors | Srivastava S;Negi P;Chopra D;Misra S;; |
| Journal | journal of cancer research and therapeutics |
| Year | 1970 |
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