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[Relevance of the Periotest as a function of root shape and cross-section].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 14 Aug 1990 German Journal:Deutsche zahnarztliche Zeitschrift, volume 44 (issn: 0012-1029, Copyright policy )
Authors: H H, Ohlrogge;

pmid: 2639056

[Relevance of the Periotest as a function of root shape and cross-section].

Abstract

In the laboratory extracted teeth were provided with an artificial periodontal ligament. Subsequently periotest values were measured around the complete circumference of the crown. When plotted in a graph the relationship between root cross-section and damping value can be demonstrated. At the present level of knowledge only comparative measurements, in particular in teeth with low periotest values, seem reliable.

Keywords

Humans, Odontometry, Tooth Root

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