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Perirradiculares Inflamatórias
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em Endodontia
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11 dos Canais Radiculares
Hélio P. Lopes | José F. Siqueira Jr. | Isabela N. Rôças | Carlos N. Elias |
Márcia V. B. Vieira
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12 Fratura dos Instrumentos Endodônticos:
Fundamentos Teóricos e Práticos
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Acidentes e Complicações
13 em Endodontia
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Carlos N. Elias
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14 Irrigação dos Canais Radiculares
Seção
Irrigação: Aspectos Físicos
14.1 Marco Antonio H. Duarte | Rodrigo R. Vivan | Murilo P. Alcalde
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 Ca p ít u l o
14 Irrigação dos Canais Radiculares
Seção Irrigação: Substâncias Químicas Empregadas
no Preparo de Canais Radiculares
14.2 Hélio P. Lopes | José F. Siqueira Jr. | Isabela N. Rôças | Carlos N. Elias
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Obturação dos Canais Radiculares
Materiais Obturadores
Mario Tanomaru-Filho | Roberta Bosso-Martelo | Juliane M. Guerreiro-Tanomaru
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16 Obturação dos Canais Radiculares
Seção Princípios e Técnica de Compactação
Lateral
16.2 José F. Siqueira Jr. | Hélio P. Lopes | Irene Pina Vaz | Ana M. Teles | Isabela N. Rôças
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Cirurgia Perirradicular
Carlos A. F. Murgel | José Maurício P. Camargo | Rafael V. Camargo
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