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Repairing Erosive Defects on Anterior Teeth
Description:
Diagnosis of any tooth defect is the first step to treatment. Next, the basis of treatment is preserving existing enamel. This presentation consists of evaluating enamel hardens and then repairing the defects.
Date Added:
11/24/2012
Author(s):
Ronald Goldstein, DDS
Dr. Ronald Goldstein is currently Clinical Professor of Oral Rehabilitation at Georgia Regents University College of Dental Medicine in Augusta, Georgia, Adjunct Clinic...
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Questions & Comments
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Ronald Goldstein - (12/5/2012 8:10 PM)
Abdulhakim,
Pleased to have you aboard...let us know if there is anything special you would like to see..And we hope to see you at the first DentalXP Global Symposium next February 7-9.
Ron
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abdulhakim ashu - (12/3/2012 2:26 AM)
it is a great chance for developing country like ethiopia to look at dental video lecture becouse most of our set up have not been fulfilled and i would like to thank dentalxp now and in the future
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Ronald Goldstein - (12/1/2012 3:25 PM)
Steven,
How can I help you?
Ron
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Ronald Goldstein - (12/1/2012 3:24 PM)
Igbal,
I will try to get a diagram scanned for you Monday
Ron
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igbal Adm - (12/1/2012 1:43 AM)
please iwant digram for surfaces and angles for class11 cavity perpearation GV BLACK THANK YOU
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Steven Underkolfer - (11/29/2012 8:39 PM)
I was hoping you could help me
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