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Clayton, 1971 - Google Patents

Border positions and restoring occlusion

Clayton, 1971

Document ID
5257653205016490329
Author
Clayton J
Publication year
Publication venue
Dental Clinics of North America

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In restoring occlusion the problem is either one of establishing harmonious occlusal function or one of placing in the mouth a restoration that contributes to unharmonious occlusal relationships. Occlusion restored in harmony with the border positions can have multif …
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