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Periodontal Regeneration – State of the Art
Description:
Dr. Giuseppe Cardaropoli outlines the latest research and clinical options in periodontal regeneration. In addition, Dr. Cardaropoli specifically outlines the rational behind the choices of bioactive materials, membranes and different grafting materials in saving compromised teeth.
Date Added:
8/19/2009
Author(s):
Giuseppe Cardaropoli
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