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Tooth movement depends on the __________ of the force.

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Tooth movement depends on the __________ of the force.

Tooth movement depends on the __________ of the force.
a. magnitude
b. direction
c. distribution
d. all of the above

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RATIONALE: Tooth movement depends on the magnitude, direction, and distribution of the force.

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So that's it? I just the answer and what's in it for you?! Any way, I'm not complaining

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