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Effect of Flavored, Carbonated Drinks on Salivary Flow, Salivary Composition, and Taste Perceptions
To determine the effect of flavored, carbonated drinks on salivary flow rate, saliva composition, and taste perceptions compared with control drinks (water, carbonated water, non-carbonated)
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