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Is palatal injection mandatory prior to extraction of permanent maxillary tooth: A preliminary study

Sekhar G Raja, Nagaraju T, KolliGiri, Nandagopal V, Sudheer R, Sravan

Year : 2011| Volume: 22| Issue : 1 | Page no: 100-102

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