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... teeth is definite , limited , and differentiated according to position and function . The front teeth , which are incisors and canines , serve for gripping and tearing ; the back teeth , which are premolars ( bicuspids ) and molars ...
... teeth is definite , limited , and differentiated according to position and function . The front teeth , which are incisors and canines , serve for gripping and tearing ; the back teeth , which are premolars ( bicuspids ) and molars ...
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... teeth , however , may be in malposition ) ; class II : retrusive position of the mandi- ble and its dental arch ( these are malpositions of one or more teeth ; in division 1 the maxillary incisors are inclined labially , and in division ...
... teeth , however , may be in malposition ) ; class II : retrusive position of the mandi- ble and its dental arch ( these are malpositions of one or more teeth ; in division 1 the maxillary incisors are inclined labially , and in division ...
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... teeth is among the causes of loss in arch length , or a crowded arch may lead to rotation . Agencies Influencing Tooth Development Teeth , especially in the developmental stages , are affected by many agencies . The minerals and ...
... teeth is among the causes of loss in arch length , or a crowded arch may lead to rotation . Agencies Influencing Tooth Development Teeth , especially in the developmental stages , are affected by many agencies . The minerals and ...
Contents
Anatomic Concepts and Bodily Organization 29 | 2-19 |
Neural Regulation of Speech 61 | 21 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech 133 | 93 |
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