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İrfan Akpınar, Deniz Yanık

    Quintessence international (Berlin, Germany : 1985)
    |October 25, 2024
    PubMed
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    与脉延伸或石柱相比,带有通道内延伸的石内冠在牙中显示出更好的应力分布. 这表明,带有内延伸的内冠是管理牙压力的优越修复性选择.

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    这是内分皇冠.经过牙周内科治疗的牙.上大的上大锡尔科尼亚是的组成部分.

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