How to ... manage the transition from functional to fixed appliances
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- DOI: 10.1179/146531207225022311
How to ... manage the transition from functional to fixed appliances
Abstract
This paper presents the methods of transfer from functional to fixed appliances. The aim of transition should be maintenance of Class II correction in a time-efficient manner without compromising long-term patient co-operation.
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