Erosion Progression
Erosion Progression is a theoretical construct in dental sciences that characterizes the sequential stages and advancing severity of enamel demineralization caused by acidic agents over time, distinguishing it from static measures of enamel damage by emphasizing temporal development and cumulative loss of tooth structure.
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Methodology and Models in Erosion Research: Discussion and Conclusions
R.P. Shellis, Yan Ren, Domenick T. Zero et al. · Caries Research · 2011 · 239 citations · Full text
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