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Use of Miniature Transistor Oscillators in Dental Research

Nature volume 206, pages 944–945 (1965)Cite this article

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CONSIDERABLE attention has been given recently to the use of miniature transistor oscillators in the oral environment. Tooth contacts during mastication have been investigated by these means, thereby dispensing with the use of trailing wires and their associated difficulties.

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