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Rev ADM 1999; 56 (3)


Amalgama dental: revisión de la literatura y estado actual

Brackett W ,Goël BM

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 22
Paginas: 113-117
Archivo PDF: 128.70 Kb.


RESUMEN

Este artículo presenta el desarrollo de las aleaciones modernas de amalgama, su comportamiento clínico de acuerdo a su composición y su forma física y la apropiada manipulación de estos materiales. Se concluye con una breve discusión de las restauraciones adhesivas de amalgama, y una observación acerca del potencial tóxico de mercurio en la amalgama,


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