Influence of Some Dental Restorations On the Concentrations of Inorganic Constituents of the Teeth

Rune Söremark Department of Prosthetics and the Clinical Laboratory, of the Royal School of Dentistry and AB Atomenergi, Stockholm, Sweden

Ove Ingeis Department of Prosthetics and the Clinical Laboratory, of the Royal School of Dentistry and AB Atomenergi, Stockholm, Sweden

Harhy Plett Department of Prosthetics and the Clinical Laboratory, of the Royal School of Dentistry and AB Atomenergi, Stockholm, Sweden

Knut Samsahl Department of Prosthetics and the Clinical Laboratory, of the Royal School of Dentistry and AB Atomenergi, Stockholm, Sweden

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