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Vegetarian Diet and the Mechanics of Root Canal Dentin: Surface Hardness, SEM-Quantified Tubule Irregularity, and Diametral Tensile Strength
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Root dentin is essential in shaping, bonding, and long-term stability. Since mineralized tissues depend on adequate calcium, phosphate, and vitamin intake, this study investigated whether long-term vegetarian dietary patterns are associated with changes in root dentin microstructure and mechanical properties compared to omnivores.
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Root dentin
Vegetarian diet
Surface hardness
SEM-quantified tubule irregularity
Diametral tensile strength
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