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Volume 38, Issue 3 for April 2011
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Restorative Dentistry
Defective dental restorations: to repair or not to repair? part 2: all–ceramics and porcelain fused to metal systems
Ceramic restorations may fail in clinical service and, in common with all other types of restorations, should not normally be considered to be permanent. Next to secondary caries, as diagnosed clinically, porcelain fracture and chipping have been reported to be the major cause for the replacement of both all-ceramic and ceramic fused to metal restorations.5–7 The literature, however, includes conflicting data on the incidence of failure as a consequence of fracture or chipping.
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Orthodontics
Maxillary labial fraenectomy: indications and technique
April 2011 |
Page 165 |
Gerodontology
Toothwear and the older patient
April 2011 |
Page 171 |
General Dentistry
Gagging during impression making: techniques for reduction
April 2011 |
Page 188 |
Case Report
Chondrolipoma presenting as a lump on the lateral tongue
April 2011 |
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Oral Surgery
Chronic periapical periodontitis containing mature human hair shaft: a case report
April 2011 |
Page 205 |
General Dental Practice
The ‘secret’ of success part 2
April 2011 |
Page 209 |
Cancer of The Mouth for the Dental Team