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Reliability of shade selection using an intraoral spectrophotometer

Witkowski et al., 2012

Document ID
16541559922758991184
Author
Witkowski S
Yajima N
Wolkewitz M
Strub J
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Clinical oral investigations

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In this study, we evaluate the accuracy and reproducibility of human tooth shade selection using a digital spectrophotometer. Variability among examiners and illumination conditions were tested for possible influence on measurement reproducibility. Fifteen intact anterior …
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