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The unmet treatment need of traumatized anterior teeth in selected secondary school children in Ibadan, Nigeria
Abstract – Treatment of traumatized anterior teeth is highly desirable to relieve pain, maintain esthetics and to preserve the balance of the anterior part of the mouth; however many may go untreated. The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence of damage to permanent anterior teeth in school...
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