Plaque formation on surface modified dental implants. An in vitro study.
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U. Göbel | B. Größner-Schreiber | M. Griepentrog | I. Haustein | W. Müller | K. Lange | H. Briedigkeit | Michael Griepentrog | Ingrun Haustein | Wolf-Dieter Müller | Helga Briedigkeit | Ulf B. Göbel | Klaus-Peter Lange
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