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English: The following three images are ones I have created based on current and best available information regarding how abfraction lesions can appear on teeth. All lesions are depicted below the cement-enamel junction of the tooth, however this still remains theoretical as some people argue that abfraction can occur above/below and on the CEJ. |
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