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Occlusal contacts following orthodontic treatment. Measured by a photocclusion technique
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|October 1, 1985
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Measurement of occlusal contacts on 12 orthodontically treated patients were measured by the photocclusion technique finds a mean increase of 56% in the number of contacts in the first year following treatment.
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