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mandibular 深单指牙衰退治疗:放射性硬组织参数对根覆盖的影响. 一个潜在的案例系列

João B César Neto, Vitor M Sapata, Ricardo T Sekiguchi

    The International journal of periodontics & restorative dentistry
    |January 26, 2026
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    连接组织移植有效地治疗下下深处的牙衰退,实现显著的根覆盖. 治疗前的放射性参数对这两种手术技术的成功结果没有影响.

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    在CBCT中,CBCT是CBCT.牙衰退 牙衰退 牙衰退移植 移植 移植 移植

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