Condylar position in correction of dentofacial deformities
The mandibular condyles are a reliable reference point for diagnosing soft and hard tissue disharmony of the face and dental structures. Ignoring the seated positron of the condyles may lead to derangements of the joint and relapse of treated malocclusion cases. Muscle releaseis required to record a...
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Main Author: | Hase Michael P. (Author) |
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