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La longévité des restaurations sur dents temporaires en fonction du matériau : revues systématiques de la littérature

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Tableau I : Résultats de la première recherche électronique ciblant exclusivement les  revues systématiques de la littérature
Figure 1 : Flow Chart des références des deux revues systématiques de la littérature
Tableau III : Dix sept articles présélectionnés à partir des recherches électroniques  (RE) et manuelle (RM) non inclus après lecture complète
Tableau IV  : Niveaux de preuve et grade des recommandations
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