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Reliability of fully adjustable, articulators using a computerized analysis.

H E Ebel·S E Guyer·W Lefkowitz
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1. Statistical analysis of the graphic data showed no significant difference between the Denar D5A and Hanau 130-21 articulators for the five subjects tested. 2. The average horizontal Gothic arch angle (beta) at incision was 135 degrees. 3. The functional stroke for the subjects was approximately 5 mm. in the incisor region and 2.5 to 3 mm. in each molar region. 4. Both the Denar D5A and Hanau 130-21 articulators adequately reproduced jaw motion for the five subjects tested.

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H E Ebel, S E Guyer, W Lefkowitz. 1976. Reliability of fully adjustable, articulators using a computerized analysis.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-3913(76)90320-6

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