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Minor typos and grammatical errors are there.
Introduction is well written covering the background information
well designed study and structured abstract
results are well explained and discussed, limitations of the study should be added
Overall this is a good study. However, the comments I attached in the PDF will further help the authors to improve the manuscript to keep the readers on track and focused.
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It was my pleasure to review the manuscript you submitted to Peers J. The manuscript is well written and the analysis performed seems adequate to its aim. Reference list encompasses relevant manuscripts in the field.
This is a nested quasi-randomized study. Methods used for investigation are sound and depicts a rigorous methodological standard. Limitations were presented by the authors.
The null hypothesis was partially accepted and the results show that ultraconservative treatment of proximal dental caries do not impact negatively the space for successor teeth, neither do defective restorations in proximal tooth surfaces. Limitations were pointed out by the authors and mostly are related to the secondary nature of the study.
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