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Effects of light attenuation by fibre posts on polymerization of a dual-cured resin cement and microleakage of post-restored teeth

Ho et al., 2011

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12112880658852631580
Author
Ho Y
Lai Y
Chou I
Yang S
Lee S
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Journal of dentistry

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OBJECTIVES: The influence of light transmitting ability of different fibre posts on the polymerization of a dual-cured resin cement, and the further microleakage of the post- restored endodontically treated teeth were examined. METHODS: An LED curing light was …
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