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Bleaching stains related to trauma or periapical inflammation.
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[After-effects of anterior tooth injury. III. Damaging after-effects to the permanent anterior teeth due to intervening injuries to the corresponding deciduous teeth around the first year of age].
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The dark primary incisor.
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Management of trauma to the primary dentition.
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Esthetic tooth restoration.
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[Knowledge and practical application of color in dental prosthesis (con't)].
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[Type II dentin dysplasia combined with a skeletal anomaly].
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Paediatric oral medicine: 3. The teeth.
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[Comparative evaluation of a new hybrid composite].
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Current perspectives on esthetic restorative dentistry. Part I. Porcelain laminates.
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[Bonded veneers of composite resins].
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[Dental pathology (1): Anomalies of development and evolution].
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Diagnostic dilemma: to bond, laminate, or crown?
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Oropharyngeal lesions and their management in epidermolysis bullosa.
Unique oral problems are usually encountered in the patient with epidermolysis bullosa affecting both soft and hard oral tissues. Bulla formation leading to scarring, ankyloglossia, and microstomia restricts normal oral activities. In addition, food retention on hypoplastic enamel increases tooth breakdown. Management of routine dental care is complicated by the fears of both the patient and dentist. Preventive dental therapy should be initiated as early as possible to reduce dental diseases. Early intervention along with frequent evaluation by the dentist are indicated to ensure optimal dental health and oral functioning.
[The clinical picture of amelogenesis imperfecta hereditaria].
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