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}}</ref> This type of reasoning means that the model (masticatory system) is 'normalized to occlusion'; and read in reverse, it means that the occlusal discrepancy is the cause of malocclusion, hence, a disease of the Masticatory System, and therefore an intervention to restore the physiological masticatory function is justifiable. (Figure 1a).
}}</ref> Ce type de raisonnement signifie que le modèle (système masticatoire) est "normalisé à l'occlusion" ; et lu à l'envers, il signifie que la divergence occlusale est la cause de la malocclusion, donc une maladie du système masticatoire, et donc qu'une intervention pour restaurer la fonction masticatoire physiologique est justifiable.. (Figure 1a).
This example is Classical Logic Language, as we are going to explain in detail, but now a doubt arises:
This example is Classical Logic Language, as we are going to explain in detail, but now a doubt arises: