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Pulp calcifications in patients with diabetes mellitus [Calcificaciones pulpares en pacientes con diabetes mellitus]
Dental pulp cells have the capacity to respond to local and systemic stimuli by activating osteopontin, forming pulp calcifications, blocking root canals and modifying internal anatomy, in such a way that they intensify in people with diabetes mellitus. Objective: Determine whether there is a greate
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