[Induced mineralization in the pulp of rat incisor].
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V Matĕna
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[Biocompatible materials for filling of root canals].
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[Hydron as a material for filling root canals].
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Acrylic Resins↗
[Submicroscopic studies of experimental pulp mineralizations].
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[Mineralized formations in the dental pulp].
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Correlation of eruption of the rat incisor to remodelling of the periodontium.
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The enamel of the rat incisor.
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Amelogenesis↗
The periodontium of the enamel aspect of the rat incisor.
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[Fine structure of the extopic enamel organ in accelerated eruption of the rat incisor].
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[The effectivity of chemical compounds used for the enlargement of root canals].
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Dental Pulp Cavity↗
The eruption mechanism of the rat incisor.
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Pulp stones in the rat incisor.
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Non-specific induction of mineralization of incisor pulp in the rat.
Mineralized intrapulpal lesions were readily formed in the rat incisor after a single intrapulpal injection of the calcergen potassium permanganate, as well as after saline. Besides that there occurred irregular secondary dentin apposition and hard tissue overbridging at the injection site. The mechanism of topical calcinosis in relation to pulp tissue was discussed.
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