Long term effect of low intensity pulsed ultrasound on a human tooth slice organ culture.
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Paul W Major | Giseon Heo | Ying Y. Tsui | Tarek El-Bialy | Michael Doschak | P. Major | G. Heo | T. El-Bialy | M. Doschak | A. Sloan | Saleh Al-Daghreer | Alastair J Sloan | Cristian Scurtescu | Ying Y Tsui | Saleh Al-Daghreer | C. Scurtescu
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