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Editorial: Das Kursbuch im dritten Jahrs have been the concern of dentistry. However, in concert with the biofeedback and behavioral medicine movements, TMJ disorders have become of interest to nondental clinicians. One purpose of the present chapter is to review applications of biofeedback to patients suffering from TMJ problems. The be

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