prevention of secondary complications in the use of temporary crowns are made of plastic directly in the mouth
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Abstract
Objective: a comparative clinical trial of temporary artificial crowns made of acrylic and composite plastics. Material the data obtained in prosthetics Temporary crowns of two groups of patients in the first group for the temporary crowns were used acrylic plastic. In the second group were used composite plastics
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| Authors | ;Pryadil'shikov I.O.;Perunova Ya.O.;Bizyaev А.А.;Perunov A.Y.;Krechetov S.A. |
| Journal | respirology (carlton, vic) |
| Year | 2011 |
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