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Increase of Handgrip Strength After the Use of Removable Partial Dentures.
A common goal of the health professions is to keep the elderly functional, preventing sarcopenia and frailty. Is there an association between handgrip strength in partially edentulous elderlies after completing their dentition with removable partial dentures?
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