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Is dental erosion really a problem?

Schlüter et al., 2012

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1010457596841778331
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Schlüter N
Jaeggi T
Lussi A
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Advances in dental research

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Dental erosion is the non-carious dental substance loss induced by direct impact of exogenous or endogenous acids. It results in a loss of dental hard tissue, which can be serious in some groups, such as those with eating disorders, in patients with …
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