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Novel Approaches for Treatment of Intraoral Microbial Infections
Historically, broad-spectrum antibiotics have represented a major component of the therapeutic armamentarium used to treat common oral diseases associated with a bacterial etiology. The fact that these diseases are due to the accumulation of multispecies biofilms composed of ever-increasing numbers
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