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by scottma, Jun 29, 2009 09:33PM
To: twingo57
Difficulty in pronouncing s,sound is generally caused by insufficient space between upper lingual surface and lower facial and incisal edge.Reduction of upper lingual surface may solve the problem.Indentation of tongue tends to occur in lateral margin, which may be associated with overcontour of lingual surface of posterior teeth. If posterior teeth are implant supported, the restorative dentist may need to use angled abutment or ucla abutment to change the angulation of abutments.
by twingo57, Jul 02, 2009 01:18PM
To: scottma
could you please tell me in plain english just what he can do am going back 16 july to have sorted tks
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