首页|University Hospital Jena Reports Findings in Robotics (Cervical wear pathobiolog y by robot-simulated 3-year toothbrushing - New methodological approach)
University Hospital Jena Reports Findings in Robotics (Cervical wear pathobiolog y by robot-simulated 3-year toothbrushing - New methodological approach)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News - New research on Robotics is the subjec t of a report. According to news reporting from Jena, Germany, by NewsRx journal ists, research stated, “An ex-vivo study was aimed at (i) programming clinically validated robot three-year random toothbrushing, (ii) evaluating cervical macro - and microwear patterns on all tooth groups of different functional age, (iii) documenting and codificating wear related morphological features at the cemento- enamel junction in young teeth and on roots in older teeth. Following ethical ap proval random toothbrushing (44 strokes per tooth horizontally, rotating, vertic ally; 2x/d) with manual toothbrushes and low-abrasive dentifrice was performed i n an artificial oral cavity with brushing-force 3.5 N on 14 extracted human teet h.”
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