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1 Department of Biological Materials, Northwestern University Dental School, Chicago, Illinois 60611, USA
Etching preferentially occurs on cuspal inclines and on premolars vs molars. After longer times, etching occurs near the pits and fissures. Enamel rods etch at cores and prism borders simultaneously in the same area. Longer etching times produce more enamel surface relief, permitting better sealant adaption to the enamel.
Submitted on June 24, 1974
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