New plastic crowns put to the test in Kids' teeth
NCT ID NCT06847646
Summary
This study tested if a newer, tooth-colored plastic crown (BioFlex) works as well as the traditional stainless steel crown for fixing cavities in children's baby molars. Researchers placed the crowns on 74 children aged 4-8 and followed them for a year to see which type held up better, caused fewer problems, and made kids and parents happier. They also checked if the crowns affected the child's bite or jaw joint.
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Faculty of Dentistry Alexandria University
Alexandria, Egypt
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