The aetiology and management of localized anterior tooth wear in the young adult.
This article reviews the aetiology and clinical features of the increasingly common problem of localized loss of anterior tooth tissue in the young adult. The management of the problem is highlighted, with emphasis placed on preservation of the tooth structure and the use of modern materials and techniques.
Bishop
K
K
King's College Dental Hospital, UK.
Briggs
P
P
Kelleher
M
M
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