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Effect of remaining coronal structure on the resistance to fracture of crowned endodontically treated maxillary first premolars
Quintessence International , 09/12/08

Nissan J et al. - Statistically significant differences were found among mean failure forces for all tested groups in their resistance to fracture under load with the Kruskal-Wallias test and among all combinations of the 5 groups with the Mann-Whitney test. This indicates that crowned maxillary first premolars with varying degrees of remaining coronal structure differ significantly in their resistance to fracture under occlusal load.

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