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174 related items for PubMed ID: 19968764

  • 61. Effects of intense chewing on some parameters of masticatory function.
    Tzakis MG, Karlsson S, Carlsson GE.
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  • 62. A study on the evaluation of masticatory ability in osseointegrated implants applied to lower molar region.
    Takanashi Y, Kishi M.
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  • 63. First molar cross-bite is more closely associated with a reverse chewing cycle than anterior or pre-molar cross-bite during mastication.
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    J Oral Rehabil; 2014 Dec; 41(12):890-6. PubMed ID: 25158937
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  • 64. Comparison of chin and jaw movements during gum chewing.
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  • 65. [Patterns of occlusal contacts during unilateral mastication in asymptomatic subjects].
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  • 68. Kinematics of jaw movements during chewing at different frequencies.
    Plesh O, Bishop B, McCall WD.
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  • 71. [Influence of occlusal contact on jaw movement and masticatory muscle activity].
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  • 72. A calculation method for the range of occluding phase at the lower incisal point during chewing movements using the curved mesh diagram of mandibular excursion (CMDME).
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    J Oral Rehabil; 1999 Mar 18; 26(3):236-42. PubMed ID: 10194733
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  • 73. Reaction of mastication to occlusal changes induced by correction of mandibular prognathism.
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  • 78. Modulation of the masticatory path at the mandibular first molar throughout the masticatory sequence of a hard gummy jelly in normal occlusion.
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  • 80. Occlusal contacting condition and masticatory function of 2 types of pattern that differ in the closing path of the mandibular incisal point during chewing.
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