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The design team.

J P Holman
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With implants emerging as a major field in dental technology, new demands are increasing, and different management procedures are required in the dental laboratory. This article focuses on one laboratory, and how it is successfully managing these demands by the dental profession for root-form restorations.

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J P Holman. 1989. The design team.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2700521/

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