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Abstract
A study is described in which six metallic compounds identified in a previous pilot
experiment were tested as pulp-capping agents using the exposed rat molar. Barium
sulfate, calcium carbonate, cupric oxide, ferric oxide, and heavy magnesium oxide
gave poor results. Stannic oxide gave more favorable results and is being studied
further.
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☆Based on a paper presented at the British Division, International Association for Dental Research, Liverpool, UK, 1974.
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© 1979 Published by Elsevier Inc.
