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[The width and longitudinal development of the deciduous dentition in children with unilateral total cleft lip and palate].

R Grabowski

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This paper recommends that the development of deciduous teeth in patients with extensive unilateral clefts should be studied by reference to jaw models and compared with results obtained by Heckmann in a series of investigations of regular sets of deciduous teeth and that such studies should be made on the model of those which were conducted, in recent years, by workers at the Rostock Department of Orthopedic Stomatology and which were concerned with questions associated with the normal development of dentures.

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This paper recommends that the development of deciduous teeth in patients with extensive unilateral clefts should be studied by reference to jaw models and compared with results obtained by Heckmann in a series of investigations of regular sets of deciduous teeth and that such studies should be made on the model of those which were conducted, in recent years, by workers at the Rostock Department of Orthopedic Stomatology and which were concerned with questions associated with the normal development of dentures.

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This paper recommends that the development of deciduous teeth in patients with extensive unilateral clefts should be studied by reference to jaw models and compared with results obtained by Heckmann in a series of investigations of regular sets of deciduous teeth and that such studies should be made on the model of those which were conducted, in recent years, by workers at the Rostock Department of Orthopedic Stomatology and which were concerned with questions associated with the normal development of dentures.

Key concepts: Deciduous dentition, Dentistry, Deciduous teeth, Medicine, Orthodontics, Deciduous, Permanent dentition, Dentition

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