[Study of construction parameters of the forceps for tooth extraction]
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Meditsinskaia Tekhnika
|October 29, 1998
Abstract:
The paper studies the basic parameters of dental forceps, which affect the possible destruction of the tooth removed at surgery by using mathematical simulation. Evidence is provided for the truthfulness of the anatomical rule when the dentist chooses dental forceps. Emphasis is laid on the necessity of rationally using the forceps. A procedure is proposed to assess dental instruments.
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