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Anwar Ali Shah1, Jonathan Sandler
1Leeds Dental Institute, Leeds, UK. anwar@falchionorthodontic3.co.uk
Journal of Orthodontics
|March 17, 2009
Abstract:
The Twin Block appliance is the most commonly used functional appliance in the UK. It is very important to take a satisfactory wax bite, as it not only helps the technician to make an accurate appliance but it is essential for the successful use of this appliance. In this article, we suggest the appropriate clinical technique for taking an effective wax bite for the Twin Block appliance.
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