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- 1. Treatment of ankylosis of the mandibular first molar with orthodontic traction immediately after surgical luxation Matheus Melo Pithona and Luiz Antonio Alves Bernardes Jequie, Bahia, and Poc¸os de Caldas, Minas Gerais, Brazil, September 2011
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- 3. A percussion test was performed on the mandibular right molar, by using the handle of a clinical mirror for this purpose. A sharp sound was produced, different from the muffled sound of the neighboring teeth, and ankylosis was confirmed.
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