Antisépticos

Uso de clorhexidina para la prevención de alveolitis

Aunque existen distintos tratamientos, la prevención seguirá siendo la mejor opción.

Autor/a: Rodrigo Licéaga, Cirujano oral y maxilofacila Hospital Juárez de México

Fuente: Año 2/ Núm. 7/ 2008

Indice
1. Bibliografía
2. Desarrollo

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