Marginal quality of ceramic inlays after three different instrumental cavity preparation methods of the proximal boxes. [electronic resource]

By:

Naumova, Ella A

Contributor(s):

Schiml, Fabian
Arnold, Wolfgang H
Piwowarczyk, Andree

Producer: 20190612Description: 793-803 p. digitalISSN:

1436-3771

Subject(s):

Ceramics -- chemistry
Dental Cavity Preparation -- instrumentation
Dental Leakage
Dental Marginal Adaptation
Humans
In Vitro Techniques
Inlays
Materials Testing
Microscopy, Electron, Scanning
Molar
Surface Properties
Ultrasonics -- instrumentation

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In: Clinical oral investigations vol. 23

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Marginal quality of ceramic inlays after three different instrumental cavity preparation methods of the proximal boxes.

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Naumova E. A., Schiml F., Arnold W. H. & Piwowarczyk A. (20190612). Marginal quality of ceramic inlays after three different instrumental cavity preparation methods of the proximal boxes. : Clinical oral investigations.

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Naumova Ella A, Schiml Fabian, Arnold Wolfgang H and Piwowarczyk Andree. 20190612. Marginal quality of ceramic inlays after three different instrumental cavity preparation methods of the proximal boxes. : Clinical oral investigations.

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Naumova E. A., Schiml F., Arnold W. H. and Piwowarczyk A. (20190612). Marginal quality of ceramic inlays after three different instrumental cavity preparation methods of the proximal boxes. : Clinical oral investigations.

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Naumova Ella A, Schiml Fabian, Arnold Wolfgang H and Piwowarczyk Andree. Marginal quality of ceramic inlays after three different instrumental cavity preparation methods of the proximal boxes. : Clinical oral investigations. 20190612.

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