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Removal of amalgam, glass-ionomer cement and compomer restorations: changes in cavity dimensions and duration of the procedure

Szep et al., 2002

Document ID
17274900218595416428
Author
Szep S
Baum C
Alamouti C
Schmidt D
Gerhardt T
Heidemann D
Publication year
Publication venue
Operative dentistry

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This study investigated changes in the dimensions of Class II cavities following the removal of amalgam, glass ionomer and compomer restorations. In 30 extracted caries-free human molars, preparation for 60 mesio-occlusal and occluso-distal cavities (two cavities per tooth) …
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