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[Compared programming of semi-adaptable second generation articulators using bite control and graphic registrations].

P Caizergues·D Dieval·J P Toubol
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P Caizergues, D Dieval, J P Toubol. 1980. [Compared programming of semi-adaptable second generation articulators using bite control and graphic registrations].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6938291/

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