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Abstract
After two years, 76 per cent of all deciduous and young permanent teeth with deep
carious lesions proved to be clinically and roentgenographically sound subsequent
to procedures involving application of a calcium hydroxide paste over residual caries
for a six-month period, followed by complete excavation and restoration by conventional
methods.
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References
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☆This study was supported by a grant from the Washington State Dental Service Couporation.
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