Microstructure, composition, and etching topography of dental ceramics.

Microstructure, composition, and etching topography of dental ceramics.
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2002-03
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The International journal of prosthodontics
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Á. Della Bona;K. Anusavice
Á. Della Bona;K. Anusavice
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