Involving people with lived experience in developing a core outcome set for implant dentistry research. The Impant Dentistry-Core Outcomes Sets and Measures (ID-COSM) project.
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M. Sanz | M. Tonetti | I. Needleman | S. Safii | Shujiao Qian | N. H. Hassan | Ana Carrillo de Albornoz
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