Ep. 177 – Right Canine and Left Molar Occlusal Reference Discussion and Considerations

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December 7, 2020
Calcaneus, Canines, Center of Mass, Chewing, Conjugate, Floor, Forward Locomotor Movement, Gait, Heel, Molars, Occlusal Sense, Stance, Weight Distribution

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