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Challenges in Management of Compromised First Permanent Molar With Pathologic Perforation and Periapical Lesion in a 10-Year-Old Boy: A Case Report. [PDF]

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Mungekar S, Mistry LN, Jawdekar AM, Neelkanthan S, Markandey S, Patil PS.   +5 more
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Communicating with Dental Laboratories

2016
Many times dentists receive restorations from the laboratory only to find that they did not meet the expectations of the dentist or patient. Unfortunately, these problems and many others are seen all too often, due to poor communication between the dentist and dental laboratory. This chapter will provide the information the dentist needs to communicate
Tamra Culp, Lee Culp
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Laboratory contamination of dental prostheses

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1980
Potential pathogenic microbiologic cross-contamination from various sources by way of the dental laboratory has been documented, and guidelines to reduce it have been published. Ten sterile, complete dentures were fractured and sent to different dental laboratories for repair.
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Lasers in the Dental Laboratory

2020
For about 30 years, laser technology in all its different forms has been indispensable in the daily laboratory routine of dental technology. In the digital workflow, however, lasers are increasing rapidly. 3D printers are becoming increasingly important just like laser technology too.
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Chemical Hazards in Dental Laboratories

Indoor and Built Environment, 1998
Various materials are used in dental laboratories for manufacturing crowns and bridges, chromium-cobalt frameworks, acrylic dentures, and other dental products.
Ataolah Nayeb zadeh, André Dufresne
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Acinetobacter Contamination of Laboratory Dental Pumice

Journal of Dental Research, 1983
Micro-organisms of the genus Acinetobacter, implicated as opportunistic pathogens, have been recovered from dentures after laboratory repair. A study was undertaken to determine if Acinetobacter could be isolated from used dental pumice. Cultural studies demonstrated that Acinetobacter calcoaceticus variety lwoffi was present in high numbers in used ...
William A. Falkler, Henry N. Williams, John F. Hasler   +2 more
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