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Preoperative expiratory muscle training for swallowing function in patients with esophageal cancer undergoing esophagectomy: A randomized controlled phase II trial protocol. [PDF]
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Quantitative evaluation of swallowing function in Parkinson's disease using tongue pressure measurement: a mini-review. [PDF]
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Efficacy of canine-guided and bilateral balanced occlusion appliances in managing TMJ disc displacement with Reduction-A randomised clinical trial. [PDF]
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Journal of Prosthodontics, 2016
AbstractThe rehabilitation of a completely edentulous patient with segmental resection of the mandible (without osseous reconstruction) poses a considerable challenge to the restoring prosthodontist. Due to the absence of natural teeth in both arches, it is difficult to correct the mandibular deviation with the aid of guidance prostheses.
Amit D, Hindocha, Mohit T, Dudani
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AbstractThe rehabilitation of a completely edentulous patient with segmental resection of the mandible (without osseous reconstruction) poses a considerable challenge to the restoring prosthodontist. Due to the absence of natural teeth in both arches, it is difficult to correct the mandibular deviation with the aid of guidance prostheses.
Amit D, Hindocha, Mohit T, Dudani
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Journal of Prosthodontics, 2014
AbstractPatients having undergone hemi‐mandibulectomy without further reconstruction (to restore the lost mandibular continuity) suffer functional limitations due to the resultant deviation of the segmental mandible. A palatally based guidance prosthesis (or palatal ramp prosthesis) is often indicated and is usually fabricated chairside in self‐cured ...
Mohit T, Dudani, Amit D, Hindocha
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AbstractPatients having undergone hemi‐mandibulectomy without further reconstruction (to restore the lost mandibular continuity) suffer functional limitations due to the resultant deviation of the segmental mandible. A palatally based guidance prosthesis (or palatal ramp prosthesis) is often indicated and is usually fabricated chairside in self‐cured ...
Mohit T, Dudani, Amit D, Hindocha
openaire +2 more sources