Watanabe, 1999 - Google Patents
Use of personal computers for Gothic arch tracing: analysis and evaluation of horizontal mandibular positions with edentulous prosthesisWatanabe, 1999
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- 9915163451313598909
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- Watanabe Y
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- Publication venue
- The Journal of prosthetic dentistry
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Statement of problem. Determining mandibular position for an edentulous patient raises the question of whether to emphasize centric relation or muscular position. This challenge results from the lack of a convenient procedure for quantifying the horizontal mandibular …
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