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New all-ceramic indirect post-and-core system.

The increasing demand for highly esthetic, biocompatible posts and cores has led to the development of metal-free, post-and-core systems. This article describes and evaluates an indirect method for the fabrication of an all-ceramic post and core.

N Hochman | M Zalkind | N. Hochman | M. Zalkind

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