Structure and mechanical properties of Cresco-Ti laser-welded joints and stress analyses using finite element models of fixed distal extension and fixed partial prosthetic designs.
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Riza Gurbuz | N. Tutuncu | C. Kurtoglu | Naki Tutuncu | Hakan Uysal | Cem Kurtoglu | H. Uysal | R. Gurbuz
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