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Development of an artificial oral environment for the testing of dental restoratives: bi-axial force and movement control

DeLong et al., 1983

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13182145971567938454
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DeLong R
Douglas W
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Journal of dental research

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The integration of two closed mechanical loops was used to produce a force-movement cycle, using servo-hydraulics. Several of the parameters were of interest in clinically- simulated laboratory studies. The system represented the first phase in developing an …
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