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in preparing a patient before the transplantation, as well as treating him/her afterwards (3). Patients who suffer from renal failure need special treatment from the dentist, not only because of the side-effects of the treatment they already fol-low, but also because of the complications that may arise during dental treatment (4, 5).

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