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Orthodontic appliances and magnetic resonance imaging of the brain and temporomandibular joint

Sadowsky et al., 1988

Document ID
4926720899479941477
Author
Sadowsky P
Bernreuter W
Lakshminarayanan A
Kenney P
Publication year
Publication venue
The angle orthodontist

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Experimental and clinical studies find that orthodontic appliances can produce artifacts in MRI, mostly in the facial region. Removal of removable components, especially archwires, with close checking of the security of banded and bonded attachments, should be sufficient …
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