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in vitro Study of a Novel Method to Repair Human Enamel
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 February 2011
Abstract
The chemical regeneration method of human enamel was improved for the probable clinical application: an oral medical device was designed to significantly reduce the necessary amount of remineralization liquid; the reactive liquid phase system was redesigned, thus the solution could be stored for long time.
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