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Value of some laboratory and clinical measurements in the treatment plan for advanced periodontitis

Nieminen et al., 1996

Document ID
18032882945742496734
Author
Nieminen A
Asikainen S
Torkko H
Kari K
Uitto V
Saxén L
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of clinical periodontology

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In our previous study, we reported that only 13 of 46 adult patients with advanced periodontitis responded well to initial non‐surgical periodontal therapy. In the present follow‐ up study, the remaining 33 patients were randomly treated further using either modified …
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