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Testimonials from those who have already read it.

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Prof. Marcelo Calamita

"In a didactic manner, the authors have provided a comprehensive review of the main authors and historical facts that led to the development of occlusion. Although it is a complex and controversial subject for many, the authors show a concern in reporting, in a scientifically grounded way, the evolution of concepts such as Centric Relation, Disocclusion Guides, and occlusal planes. This work is not only intended for teachers but also for clinicians and enthusiasts in the field. For me, it has been a source of pleasure and knowledge!"

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Prof. Fernando Pegoraro

"I started reading and I'm really enjoying it. You did a great job because the story shows how the principles that guide occlusion to this day were formed. Anyone who teaches occlusion has an obligation to know the various theories and philosophies formulated and studied in the past in order to justify why we use the concepts practiced today. Congratulations on the excellent work."

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Professor Alexandre Cardoso

(Author of the preface to the E-book A Brief History of Occlusion)

"This book invites the reader to travel through time, presenting historical research of extreme importance to all dentists, whether graduated or still in training, so that they can understand the paths that have brought them to the present moment."

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Professor Rafael Decurcio

"I wrote, rewrote, and so on countless times, without my meager vocabulary being able to faithfully express my astonishment at receiving, reading, and enjoying each page of this beautiful history of Occlusion. Written with uncommon affection for the subject, with admirable chronological precision, and with unique depth, this masterpiece deserves to be revered by every passionate advocate for ethical, scientifically sound, and democratic dentistry. I can only thank the authors for such a gift."

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Content

Chapter 1 - Occlusal Planes and Curves, Mandibular Movements and Articulators

Chapter 2 - Occlusion and Centric Relation

Chapter 3 - Disocclusion Guides: Group Function vs. Canine Guidance

Chapter 4 - Schools of Occlusion

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