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RESUMEN

El uso de postes convencionales en odontología, puede traer algunos compromisos que tienen efectos desfavorables, por ejem. fractura de raíz y estética (transmisión de luz). El uso de sistemas de fibras de refuerzo, ofrece una oportunidad de evitar esos compromisos.

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