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Analysis of 100 Most-Viewed YouTube Toothbrushing Videos

Hosam M. Alraqiq, Grace Zhou, Hayley Gorglio and Burton L. Edelstein
American Dental Hygienists' Association October 2021, 95 (5) 32-40;

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