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Allyn Luke, left and Dr. Saul Weiner |
Allyn Luke oversees the "chewing machine," a device that tests the hardiness of implant screws and dental materials by simulating real-life wear and tear. The digitally controlled machine, one of only two in the nation, tells researchers whether a screw is likely to come loose or an amalgam filling has a greater potential to crack than another type of material.
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