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CONTRIBUTORS

Editorial Reviewers

John O. Burgess, DDS, MS

John M. Powers, PhD

Richard Price, BDS, DDS, MS, PhD

Susana B. Paoloski, DDS

Markus B. Blatz, DMD, PhD, Dr med dent habil

Scientific Reviewers and Contributors

Irfan Ahmad, BDS

Maciej Zarow, DDS, PhD

Norman Hicks

Clinical and Laboratory Contributors

Abdelrahman Awadin, BDS

August Bruguera, CDT

Victor Castro, CDT

Ruhani Cheema, BDS, MDS, MS

Jungo Endo, RDT

Manish Garala, BDS, MS

Kim S. Gee, DDS, MS

Gamid Nasuev, DDS, PhD

Wesam Salha, DDS, MSD

Alex H. Schuerger, CDT

Ritu Sharma, BDS, MDS

Riccardo Tonini, MD, DDS

Olivier Tric, MDT

Islam S. Zakzouk, BDS

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