Modified section method for laser-welding of ill-fitting cp Ti and Ni-Cr alloy one-piece cast implant-supported frameworks.
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R. Tiossi | R. Ribeiro | R. Rodrigues | R Tiossi | H Falcão-Filho | F A Aguiar Júnior | R C Rodrigues | M da G Mattos | R F Ribeiro | H. Falcão-Filho | F. A. A. Aguiar Júnior | M. G. Mattos | F. A. A. Júnior
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