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Compensatory Canine Angulation in Angle Class II and III Patients: Biomechanical Considerations for Camouflage and Brac…

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Dens in dente, or dens invaginatus, is a rare developmental anomaly characterized by an invagination of the enamel and …

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In modern periodontology, evaluating the therapeutic success of nonsurgical periodontal therapy—specifically Scaling an…