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The effect of an established dental home on caries control in children
A lack of evidence for the superiority of digital over conventional impressions in crown marginal fit
Stabilization appliance therapy can be helpful in reducing pain associated with temporomandibular joint disorders
Unfinished endodontic treatment and the presence of apical infections may increase the risk of CVD
Subepithelial connective tissue graft may yield greater root coverage than acellular dermal matrix graft
Silver Diamine Fluoride can be effective in arresting caries in a pediatric population
No clinically meaningful difference in implant survival rates between immediate vs delayed protocols
Socket preservation may be an effective method of preserving alveolar ridge anatomy after tooth extraction
Certain psychosocial interventions may be more effective than other treatment modalities in improving pain symptoms in adults with temporomandibular disorder
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