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...lesions.21 SDF combines the antibacterial effects of silver and the remineralizing effects of fluoride. SDF is affordable, easy to apply, and safe; however, it does stain the lesion and any...
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...and comparable to the effects of music therapy.34 A study comparing three intervention groups (music therapy, lavender aromatherapy, combined music therapy and lavender aromatherapy) against a control group found the...
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