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Relative translucency of six all-ceramic systems. Part I: Core materials

Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry · 2002 · Vol. 88(1) · pp. 4–9

Michael J. Heffernan✉(University of Iowa)Steven A. Aquilino(University of Iowa)Ana Diaz-Arnold(University of Iowa)Debra R. Haselton(University of Iowa)Clark M. Stanford(University of Iowa)Marcos A. Vargas(University of Iowa)

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Dental materials and restorations Dental Research and COVID-19 Dental Implant Techniques and OutcomesOpacityCeramicMaterials scienceStandard illuminantDentinComposite materialCore (optical fiber)Dental porcelainIntegrating sphereOptics

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Aluminum OxideAluminum SilicatesAnalysis of VarianceCeramicsColorDental MaterialsDental PorcelainGold AlloysHumansLightMagnesium OxideMineralsPlatinumPost and Core TechniqueSpectrophotometry

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