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[Tooth mobility in relation to the stress on functional facetes].

By means of inductive motion recorders not in contact with the teeth, tooth movements in buccal and lingual directions were recorded with load being exerted on the different individual functional facets. When loading the retrusion facets the maxillary tooth is displaced lingually and the mandibular tooth buccally. This is significant for grinding-in.

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