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Evaluation of effect of glucosamine-chondroitin sulfate, tramadol, and sodium hyaluronic acid on expression of cytokine levels in internal derangement of temporomandibular joint
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Ansari, A.S.A
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Azad, A.
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Dubey, A.
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Ganti, S.
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Kapadia
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J.M.H
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Shriram, P.
Published 2018
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Fluoride, thyroid hormone derangements and its correlation with tooth eruption pattern among the pediatric population from endemic and non-endemic fluorosis areas
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Bansal, D.K
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Chahar, P.
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Kajjari, S.
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Kapadia
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J.M.H
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Kumar, V.
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Rahman, F.
Published 2018
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Cytotoxic and genotoxic effect on the buccal mucosa cells of patients undergoing fixed orthodontic treatment
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Agarwal, A.R
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Choudhary, D.S
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Joneja, P.
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Kapadia
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J.M.H
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Mishra, S.
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Yusuf, A.S
Published 2018
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Chondroitin Sulfates
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DNA Damage
DNA damage
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