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Vermindern minimal-invasive Zugangskavitäten das Frakturrisiko des versorgten Zahns?

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    Lisa Fischer

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Fischer, L. Vermindern minimal-invasive Zugangskavitäten das Frakturrisiko des versorgten Zahns?. der junge zahnarzt 12, 8–9 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13279-021-0756-6

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