The use of lasers in fixed prosthodontics.
The delivery of fixed prosthodontics demands of the clinician a responsible level of skill, accuracy, and predictability commensurate with previous experience and ability. The patient often demands speed and cosmetics. The appropriate employment of laser wavelengths, when indicated and supported by scientific evidence, can enhance the applicable factors favorable to the clinician and patient.
Parker
Steven
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thewholetooth@easynet.co.uk
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