Pediatric Oral HealthCenter for Health Policy Research, The George Washington University, 1992 - 120 pagina's |
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... hygiene , chromogenic bacteria , amalgam tattooing and metal stains from orthodontic appliances ) 35-38 will cause mild or significant discoloration of the primary and / or permanent dentition . discolorations ( e.g. , green , black and ...
... hygiene , chromogenic bacteria , amalgam tattooing and metal stains from orthodontic appliances ) 35-38 will cause mild or significant discoloration of the primary and / or permanent dentition . discolorations ( e.g. , green , black and ...
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... hygiene practices ; and to examine for abnormalities . Previous studies support the inability of non- dental professionals to provide these services appropriately.89 The periodicity schedule for children is based on the assessed risk of ...
... hygiene practices ; and to examine for abnormalities . Previous studies support the inability of non- dental professionals to provide these services appropriately.89 The periodicity schedule for children is based on the assessed risk of ...
Pagina 49
... Hygiene Practice . Washington , IRL Press , 1986 . 130. Frandsen A. Mechanical oral hygiene practices . In : Kleinman DV , Loe H. eds . Dental Plaque Control Measures and Other Oral Hygiene Practices . Washington IRL Press , 1986 . 131 ...
... Hygiene Practice . Washington , IRL Press , 1986 . 130. Frandsen A. Mechanical oral hygiene practices . In : Kleinman DV , Loe H. eds . Dental Plaque Control Measures and Other Oral Hygiene Practices . Washington IRL Press , 1986 . 131 ...
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