The effect of canal curvature on the deformation and fracture rate of Nickel-Titanum rotary endodontics files : (an in vitro study) / By Ahmed Rafaat Gomaah ; supervisors Alaa El Din H. Diab, Nihal Ezzat M. Sabet.

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دراسة تأثير تقوس القنوات الجذرية على تشوه ومعدل الكسر لمبارد النيكل التيتانيوم الدوارة (دراسة معملية)

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Dissertation note: Thesis (M. Sc.)-Cairo University, Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine, 2009.

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Thesis	Main library C4 THESIS	Dental sciences ( General )	617.6342 G.A.E (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		00008492

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