Oral Motor Behavior: Impact on Oral Conditions and Dental Treatment : Workshop Proceedings, May 16-17, 1979Patricia Bryant, Elliot Gale, John Rugh U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health, 1979 - 261 pages |
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... nature of thumbsucking over those years . Wolfenstein based her analyses on the bulletins appearing from 1914 to 1951 ; it would be interesting to examine the editions of the last 25 years to provide a picture of the child- bearing ...
... nature of thumbsucking over those years . Wolfenstein based her analyses on the bulletins appearing from 1914 to 1951 ; it would be interesting to examine the editions of the last 25 years to provide a picture of the child- bearing ...
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... nature since sucking would occur whenever the lips were stimulated by the nipple . However , the findings of Gentry and Aldrich would suggest that sucking behavior in- creases the likelihood of the rooting reflex since they found that ...
... nature since sucking would occur whenever the lips were stimulated by the nipple . However , the findings of Gentry and Aldrich would suggest that sucking behavior in- creases the likelihood of the rooting reflex since they found that ...
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... nature of the many interactive influences upon the growth and development of the oral structures and the development of malocclusions . A fourth impression is actually one of the incredulousness that so little is known about the ...
... nature of the many interactive influences upon the growth and development of the oral structures and the development of malocclusions . A fourth impression is actually one of the incredulousness that so little is known about the ...
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... nature of the change in facial morphology ; ( 3 ) if there were any significant differences in the character- istics of the habit and nonhabit groups of children . Our findings indicate that : ( 1 ) the prevalence of sucking habits ...
... nature of the change in facial morphology ; ( 3 ) if there were any significant differences in the character- istics of the habit and nonhabit groups of children . Our findings indicate that : ( 1 ) the prevalence of sucking habits ...
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... nature , prevention and treatment of thumb - sucking and its relationship to dental deformity . Dent . J. Austral . 22 : 167-194 , 1950 . Popovich , F .: The prevalence of sucking habit and its relationship to oral malformations . Appl ...
... nature , prevention and treatment of thumb - sucking and its relationship to dental deformity . Dent . J. Austral . 22 : 167-194 , 1950 . Popovich , F .: The prevalence of sucking habit and its relationship to oral malformations . Appl ...
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