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Utilizing Cheek Teeth Angle of Occlusion to Determine Length of Incisor Shortening

Bayard A. Rucker

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A method to determine how much incisors should be shortened in horses when excessive incisor length prohibits proper molar (cheek teeth) occlusion. Author’s address: Southwest Virginia

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A method to determine how much incisors should be shortened in horses when excessive incisor length prohibits proper molar (cheek teeth) occlusion. Author’s address: Southwest Virginia

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A method to determine how much incisors should be shortened in horses when excessive incisor length prohibits proper molar (cheek teeth) occlusion. Author’s address: Southwest Virginia

Key concepts: Cheek teeth, Cheek, Incisor, Molar, Occlusion, Orthodontics, Dentistry, Maxillary central incisor

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