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A computerized dental examination record system.

T E Southard·S A Ralls
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A computerized record system has been developed which is capable of capturing, storing, and displaying, in a standard clinical format, the information generated during comprehensive general dental examinations. This system has been tested during examination of 200 patients.

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T E Southard, S A Ralls. 1986. A computerized dental examination record system.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0010-4825(86)90062-4

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