2006
DOI: 10.1524/zksu.2006.suppl_23.569
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Incrustation of precious stones in dental apatite

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“…Also when you use it without an appropriate base like a glass ionomer or other cement, it is possible to damage the vitality of the teeth because of changes in the temperature. In a previous work, 5 we have reported the presence of a crystalline phase in a copal resin form a Texcoco market; in this work, we report that this crystalline phase is ␣-amyrin, which was also identified to be present in a sample of copal from the archaeological site of Templo Mayor located in Mexico City.…”
Section: A Magical Mystery Tour: Cranfield Forensic Institute's X-raymentioning
confidence: 52%
“…Also when you use it without an appropriate base like a glass ionomer or other cement, it is possible to damage the vitality of the teeth because of changes in the temperature. In a previous work, 5 we have reported the presence of a crystalline phase in a copal resin form a Texcoco market; in this work, we report that this crystalline phase is ␣-amyrin, which was also identified to be present in a sample of copal from the archaeological site of Templo Mayor located in Mexico City.…”
Section: A Magical Mystery Tour: Cranfield Forensic Institute's X-raymentioning
confidence: 52%