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Nadia M Millan-Moquillaza1, Mariajosé Ordoñez-Cavero1, Julissa A Dulanto-Vargas2

  • 1School of Dentistry, Scientific University of the South.

Journal of oral science
|July 16, 2025
PubMed
概括

牙科诊所产生大量的塑料废物 (PW),其中儿童牙科和牙周病产生最多. 这项研究量化了大学生临床护理中的PW,强调了牙科实践中减少浪费战略的必要性.

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牙科诊所 牙科诊所 牙科诊所牙废物 牙废物 牙废物塑料塑料的塑料是一种塑料.

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