A comparison of movement of the mandible with movement of the Hanau articulator using lateral cephalometric radiographs and the Gnatho-thesiometer

A comparison of movement of the mandible with movement of the Hanau articulator using lateral cephalometric radiographs and the Gnatho-thesiometer

thesis submitted in partial fulfillment ... in denture prosthesis ...

by University of Michigan. School of Dentistry, David Robert Jordan

86 pages· 1960

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