Accidental ingestion of BiTine ring and a note on inefficient ring separation forceps.
Journal Title: Therapeutics and Clinical Risk Management - Year 2011, Vol 7, Issue
Abstract
Accidental ingestion of medium-to-large instruments is relatively uncommon during dental treatment but can be potentially dangerous. A case of BiTine ring ingestion is presented with a note on inefficient ring separation forceps.
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Om Nemichand Baghele, Mangala Om Baghele
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Accidental ingestion of BiTine ring and a note on inefficient ring separation forceps.
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