Oral Diagnosis and Treatment PlanningLawrence Cohen Thomas, 1973 - 326 pagina's |
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... referred to as bruxism . The following are clinical signs of bruxism : 3. Pulpal hyperemia . 4. Pulpal necrosis . 5. Increased tooth mobility . 6. Gingival recession . 7. Periodontal pathosis . 8. Hypertrophy of masticatory muscles ...
... referred to as bruxism . The following are clinical signs of bruxism : 3. Pulpal hyperemia . 4. Pulpal necrosis . 5. Increased tooth mobility . 6. Gingival recession . 7. Periodontal pathosis . 8. Hypertrophy of masticatory muscles ...
Pagina 135
... referred to as a muscle position , as most persons are able to close from any open mandibular position directly into centric occlusion . This voluntary response is attributed to the proprioceptive signals that are gener- ated during ...
... referred to as a muscle position , as most persons are able to close from any open mandibular position directly into centric occlusion . This voluntary response is attributed to the proprioceptive signals that are gener- ated during ...
Pagina 153
... referred to as horizontal bone loss and is generally con- ceded to occur in inflammatory processes without occlusal trauma . Bone loss which is at an angle to a plane perpendicular to the long axis of the teeth is referred to as angular ...
... referred to as horizontal bone loss and is generally con- ceded to occur in inflammatory processes without occlusal trauma . Bone loss which is at an angle to a plane perpendicular to the long axis of the teeth is referred to as angular ...
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THE ROLE OF LABORATORY TESTS IN ORAL DIAGNOSISLawrence Cohen | 110 |
OCCLUSION AND ITS RELATION TO ORAL DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLAN | 124 |
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