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[Changes in overjet with cuspless complete dentures].

H Jakstat·N Wegmann
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Overjet was measured three times in 46 edentulous patients treated with complete dentures with cuspless teeth: 3 to 5 days after insertion of the new dentures, after 4 weeks and after 10 months. Despite the lack of cusps for fixing the occlusion we found only little overjet reduction.

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H Jakstat, N Wegmann. 1990. [Changes in overjet with cuspless complete dentures].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2269196/

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