The Force Requirements for Tooth Movement Part II: Uprighting and Root Torque
In orthodontic treatment tooth root movement is essential, not only to ohtain mesio-distal paralleling of individual tooth roots, but also to achieve correct axial inclinations in relation to hasal bones and inter-incisal angles in the anterior segments. This article describes a pilot study in which...
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Main Author: | Lee Brian W. (Author) |
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1995-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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