Stability of the mandibular position in occlusion of mandibulectomy patients with lateral discontinuity defect
Identifieur interne : 005376 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 005375; suivant : 005377Stability of the mandibular position in occlusion of mandibulectomy patients with lateral discontinuity defect
Auteurs : H. Taniguchi ; H. Ishiwata ; T. Ohyama ; O. ShinozukaSource :
- Journal of Oral Rehabilitation [ 0305-182X ] ; 1997-11.
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- Actual measurement, Adequate occlusion, Analysing, Analysing point, Analysing point mandibular movement, Analysing points, Anterior part, Average position, Average positions, Blackwell science, Cantor curtis, Dental university, Dentistry, Discontinuity defect, Distribution width, Distribution widths, Edentulous mandiblectomy patients, Facebow unit, Frontal plane, Horizontal plane, Incisor point, Initial position, Japan prosthodontic society, Lateral, Lateral discontinuity defect, Mandible, Mandibular, Mandibular angle, Mandibular movement, Mandibular movements, Mandibular position, Mandibular positions, Mandibulectomy, Mandibulectomy patient, Mandibulectomy patients, Minimum value, Mouth opening, Normal subjects, Occlusal, Occlusal position, Occlusal rehabilitation, Occlusion, Opening distance, Oral rehabilitation, Outer circle, Personal computer, Positional distribution, Prosthetic, Prosthetic dentistry, Prosthetic management, Radiation therapy, Radical neck dissection, Significant differences, Squamous cell carcinoma, Standard deviation, Taniguchi etal, University hospital.
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- Actual measurement, Adequate occlusion, Analysing, Analysing point, Analysing point mandibular movement, Analysing points, Anterior part, Average position, Average positions, Blackwell science, Cantor curtis, Dental university, Dentistry, Discontinuity defect, Distribution width, Distribution widths, Edentulous mandiblectomy patients, Facebow unit, Frontal plane, Horizontal plane, Incisor point, Initial position, Japan prosthodontic society, Lateral, Lateral discontinuity defect, Mandible, Mandibular, Mandibular angle, Mandibular movement, Mandibular movements, Mandibular position, Mandibular positions, Mandibulectomy, Mandibulectomy patient, Mandibulectomy patients, Minimum value, Mouth opening, Normal subjects, Occlusal, Occlusal position, Occlusal rehabilitation, Occlusion, Opening distance, Oral rehabilitation, Outer circle, Personal computer, Positional distribution, Prosthetic, Prosthetic dentistry, Prosthetic management, Radiation therapy, Radical neck dissection, Significant differences, Squamous cell carcinoma, Standard deviation, Taniguchi etal, University hospital.
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summary In mandibulectomy patients with lateral discontinuity defect, the mandible is severely deviated and the occlusion is considered to be unstable. A thorough understanding of the mandibular occlusal position of these patients is important to achieve desirable results in their occlusal rehabilitation. This study compared the stability of the mandibular positions in occlusion, when the opening distance or the biting force was changed during mandibular movements, by simultaneously measuring four points on the mandible three‐dimensionally. This study indicated that the mandibular positions in occlusion of these patients were extremely unstable as compared with those of the normal subjects and were considerably different from each other when the opening distance or the biting force was changed during mandibular movements.
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A thorough understanding of the mandibular occlusal position of these patients is important to achieve desirable results in their occlusal rehabilitation. This study compared the stability of the mandibular positions in occlusion, when the opening distance or the biting force was changed during mandibular movements, by simultaneously measuring four points on the mandible three‐dimensionally. 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A thorough understanding of the mandibular occlusal position of these patients is important to achieve desirable results in their occlusal rehabilitation. This study compared the stability of the mandibular positions in occlusion, when the opening distance or the biting force was changed during mandibular movements, by simultaneously measuring four points on the mandible three‐dimensionally. 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