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See Latest ArticlesRestoration of non-carious cervical lesions Part I. Modelling of restorative fracture
Dental Materials, 11/08/07
Ichim, I., et al. - As a typical non-carious cervical lesion, abfraction is a common clinical occurrence which requires restorative treatment in most patients. Nonetheless, the relatively poor clinical longevity of cervical dental used for restoring abfraction lesions has been a major concern of dentists and patients. The continuing loss of hard tissue and, in turn, the low retention of the restorative materials in situ motivates an in-depth exploration of the failure mechanism of the biomaterials involved
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