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    How Are Caries Differentiated from Nonmetallic Radiolucent Restorations Radiographically
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How Are Caries Differentiated from Nonmetallic Radiolucent Restorations Radiographically

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How are caries differentiated from nonmetallic radiolucent restorations radiographically?

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Caries usually have more diffuse borders...

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