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Clinical Performance of 3D-Printed vs. Milled Endocrowns
The goal of this clinical trial is to examine the durability of endocrowns, created using various materials and manufacturing techniques with a fully digital workflow, and their ability to maintain functionality and aesthetics in the oral cavity. The main questions it aims to answer were does effect of different materials on clinical success?
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