Noncarious Cervical Lesions and Their Association With Toothbrushing Practices: In Vivo Evaluation
Authors:
- DA BrandiniDBDA Brandini
- Alb de SousaASAlb de Sousa
- Cl TrevisanCTCl Trevisan
- Lap PinelliLPLap Pinelli
- Sc Do Couto SantosSSSc Do Couto Santos
- D PedriniDPD Pedrini
- Sr PanzariniSPSr Panzarini
- 1 November 2011
- journal article
- Published by Operative Dentistry in Operative Dentistry
- Vol. 36 (6) , 581-589
Abstract
Clinical Relevance: Knowledge of the characteristics and etiologies of noncarious cervical lesions assists dentists in selecting an appropriate treatment and improving the prognosis.Keywords
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