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    Aesthetic reconstruction with fiber-reinforced polymerceramic crowns: a case study

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    2005
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    Osman, Yusuf
    Rahbeeni, Ricky
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    Abstract
    Adhesive dentistry is rapidly evolving. Two main incentives drive this evolution - advances made in adhesive techniques combined with a demand for aesthetic restorations by patients .Patients want their teeth restored not only anatomically, but also aesthetically. Adhesive materials and indirect restorations currently available allow for these needs to be met in most instances using the concept of "minimally invasive" and "minimal intervention" dentistry.
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    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/7447594
    http://hdl.handle.net/10566/5297
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