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Qualitative and quantitative salivary changes and subjective oral dryness among patients with thyroid dysfunction. [electronic resource]

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Naik, Meghal Mehul

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Vassandacoumara, Vaishnavee

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1998-3603

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In: Indian journal of dental research : official publication of Indian Society for Dental Research vol. 29

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