Intraoral - Globe Thesis

Keyword [Intraoral] Result: 1 - 20 \| Page: 1 of 4
1.	Study And Application Of Repairing Mandibular Defect By Autogenic Morselized Bone
2.	Effects Of Mandibular Setback On The Inferior Alveolar Nerve And Temporomandibular Joint
3.	In Vitro Intraoral Resurfacing Of Dental Ceramic Prostheses Using High-Speed Clinical Handpieces
4.	A Clinicopathologic And Immunohistochemical Study Of Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma Of Intraoral Salivary Glands
5.	The Surgical Correction Of Square Jaw Via Intraoral Approach And Its Evaluation Of The Treatment Results
6.	Corrosion Behavior Of Intraoral Fluoride Controlled-release Device To Chromium-cobalt Castings
7.	Corrosion Behavior Of Titanium In Artificial Saliva With Intraoral Fluoride Releasing-controlled Device
8.	Design And Manufacture Intra-support Fracture Fixator Of Hook Type For The Zygomatic Arch Through Intraoral Incision
9.	Study Of The Effect Of Occlusal Vertical Rising On The Condylar Cartilage Histological Featuers And The Expression Of PCNA And BMP-2 In Adolescent Rats
10.	The Clinical Study Of Mandibular Protrusion Deviation Treated With Orthadontic And Orthgnathic Treatment
11.	Application Of Self-made Transbuccal Pipe For Fractured Mandible Angle And Mandible Ramus
12.	Design And Dosiology Analysis Of The Intraoral Electron Cone Made By Ourselves
13.	Six Preventive Measures Of The Intraoral Prominent Mandibular Angle Reduction Complications
14.	Clinical And Pathological Analysis Between Primary Focuses In Squamous Cell Carcinoma Of Tongue And Cervical Lymph Node Metastasis
15.	The Intraoral Study On The Stability Of Two Colorimeters
16.	The Clinical Research Of Resection Of Mandibular Benign Tumor And Reconstruction Through Intraoral Approach
17.	The Study Of Intraoral Digital Impression In Scan Repeatability And Fixed Bridge Fit
18.	Research Of Resection Of Mandibular Ameloblastoma And Homochronous With Autogenous Bone Graft
19.	A Modified Intraoral And Extraoral Approach Osteotomy For The Prominent Mandibular Angle
20.	The Applied Anatomy And Clinical Study Of Resection Of Benign Lesions Of Cervical Vertebral Body Via Endoscopic Intraoral Approach
<<First <Prev Next> Last>> Jump to