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    After Long-Term Progression, a Split Tooth Can Become
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After Long-Term Progression, a Split Tooth Can Become

Question 263

Question 263

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After long-term progression, a split tooth can become:


A) A compound fracture
B) A vertical root fracture
C) A compound root fracture
D) A vertical compound root fracture

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