Fogorvosi szemle, 2005 (98. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)

2005-09-01 / Supplementum

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van is. A kérdés most már csak az: lesz-e? Nincs okunk az újabb fogorvos generációk talentumában kételkedni. De vajon lesz-e társadalmi támogatottsága, megbecsülése, elismerése a kutató klinikusnak vagy klinikus kutatónak? Ha lesz, akkor a konzerváló fogászat mint tudományterület fényes jövő előtt áll, s e fényes jövő haszonélvezői elsősorban a pacienseink lesznek.

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