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Occlusal Balance Effect on Mandibular Trabecular Bone by Using Fractal Analysis in Complete Denture Patients (Split-Mouth Study)
Although the number of individuals who are edentulous is declining, a sizable fraction still needs a complete denture for their oral rehabilitation.Tooth loss is an issue in public health that determines quality of life since it is linked to socioeconomic, physiological, and psychological aspects. In patients who are completely edentulous, dental implants have been viewed as a favorable choice for rehabilitation.
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