Palpation as a method for evaluating occlusal discrepancies
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Auteurs : Y. Ito ; L. M. Rucker ; K. Hashimoto ; S. TakehanaSource :
- Journal of Oral Rehabilitation [ 0305-182X ] ; 1991-11.
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- KwdEn :
- Articulating paper, British columbia, Central incisors, Centric occlusion, Dentistry, Different methods, Digital pressure, First part, Incisor, Interference interference, Long axis, Loog, Lower incisors, Middle finger, Occlusal, Occlusal discrepancies, Occlusal discrepancy, Occlusal disharmony, Occlusal interference, Palpate, Palpate teeth, Palpated, Palpation, Palpation pressure, Palpation techniques, Palpation test, Platinum foil, Platinum foils, Premature contact, Premature contacts, Pressure loog, Screening method, Statistical analysis.
- Teeft :
- Articulating paper, British columbia, Central incisors, Centric occlusion, Dentistry, Different methods, Digital pressure, First part, Incisor, Interference interference, Long axis, Loog, Lower incisors, Middle finger, Occlusal, Occlusal discrepancies, Occlusal discrepancy, Occlusal disharmony, Occlusal interference, Palpate, Palpate teeth, Palpated, Palpation, Palpation pressure, Palpation techniques, Palpation test, Platinum foil, Platinum foils, Premature contact, Premature contacts, Pressure loog, Screening method, Statistical analysis.
Abstract
In this study, 30 dentists were surveyed about their methods of palpating teeth for the evaluation of premature contacts. Thirty‐eight dentists were then tested to determine their ability to discriminate degrees of prematurity using each of two different methods of palpation. The degree of digital pressure used by each dentist during palpation was also measured. The majority of dentists chose the same method for palpation: a single forefinger overlaying the facial surfaces of the central incisors being evaluated. In the discrimination test, the majority of dentists were able to identify reliably occlusal interference of ≥50 μm regardless of the palpation method used.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2842.1991.tb00079.x
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