Vinckier et al., 2001 - Google Patents
Comprehensive dental care for children with rampant caries under general anaesthesiaVinckier et al., 2001
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- Author
- Vinckier F
- Gizani S
- Declerck D
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- Publication venue
- International journal of paediatric dentistry
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Objective. Critical reflection on treatment strategy for dental rehabilitation of young children with rampant caries using day‐stay general anaesthesia at a university dental clinic. Design. Cross‐sectional analysis of 98 cases. Setting. The study was undertaken at the university …
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