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Subjective Pain Perception During Calculus Detection With Use of a Periodontal Endoscope

Kjersta Poppe and Christine Blue
American Dental Hygienists' Association April 2014, 88 (2) 114-123;
Kjersta Poppe
RDH, MDH
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