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Table 1 describes the composition of tested desensitizing agents. Specimens were fixed in Karnovisk solution for 1 hour and fractured with a sharp blade placed perpendicular to the buccal surface
FIGURE 4-  SEM micrograph of acidulated phosphate fluoride-treated dentin. Note the precipitates within the tubules and below the surface (white arrow), and the funnel shape dentinal tubules opening (black arrows)

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