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The Effect of Pressure on a Maximum Incisal Bite Force in Man
Archives of Oral Biology, 1997The maximum bite force an individual can exert on an upper central incisor when the force is transmitted through a point on the incisal edge (no cover) was compared with maximum bite force when distributed over a full acrylic cap (full cover). Eighteen participants rapidly produced a maximum bite force three times each under no-cover and full-cover ...
J W Osborn
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The Effect of Maximum Bite Force on Alveolar Bone Morphology
Orthodontics and Craniofacial Research, 2009Structured AbstractAuthors – Thongudomporn U, Chongsuvivatwong V, Geater AFObjectives – To investigate to what extent maximum bite force contributes to alveolar bone morphology parameters, i.e. alveolar thickness, shape and arch width.Design – An observational cross‐sectional survey.Setting and Sample Population – One hundred and fifty one 12‐ to ...
Udom Thongudomporn
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Bite Force and Electromyograpy During Maximum Unilateral and Bilateral Clenching
European Journal of Oral Sciences, 2008Maximum voluntary bite force has often been studied as an indicator of the functional state of the masticatory system. Bilateral, as well as unilateral, methods have been used to determine bite force. Only a few studies have compared the outcomes of both methods.
Hilbert van der Glas +1 more
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Maximum Bite Force After the Replacement of Complete Dentures
Gerodontology, 2001In complete denture wearers the maximum bite force (MBF) is known to be considerably lower than in dentate people. Low MBF might therefore be an indication of poor denture fit but there is limited evidence on this. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to investigate whether MBF can be improved by the replacement of complete dentures for elderly ...
Frauke Müller, M R Heath, R Ott
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Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials, 2020
Bite forces are studied in order to understand a wide range of factors pertaining to the mastication system. Various strain gauge transducers have been employed to measure bite forces, with several descriptions of these available in the literature; unfortunately, many reports provide insufficient detail to enable accurate reproduction.
John Neil Waddell +2 more
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Bite forces are studied in order to understand a wide range of factors pertaining to the mastication system. Various strain gauge transducers have been employed to measure bite forces, with several descriptions of these available in the literature; unfortunately, many reports provide insufficient detail to enable accurate reproduction.
John Neil Waddell +2 more
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Reliability of Maximum Bite Force Measurements in Age-Varying Populations
Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, 2009Summary In order for bite forces to be used clinically, they must be reliable. While bite force transducers are accurate and precise during bench tests, widely varying reliabilities of intra‐oral bite forces have been reported when measured in human subjects.
RoldÁn, S. +3 more
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Influence of Maximum Bite Force on Jaw Movement During Gummy Jelly Mastication
Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, 2014Summary It is known that maximum bite force has various influences on chewing function; however, there have not been studies in which the relationships between maximum bite force and masticatory jaw movement have been clarified. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of maximum bite force on masticatory jaw movement in ...
T, Kuninori +5 more
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Effects on human maximum bite force of biting on a softer or harder object
Archives of Oral Biology, 1998A recent study concluded that the pulps of human incisor teeth may contain mechanoreceptors. These provide the input for a protective mechanism that reflexly limits the maximum bite force by monitoring the stress on compressed dentine. In separate experiments it was later shown that individuals can accurately detect whether they are biting on a harder ...
J, Paphangkorakit, J W, Osborn
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Changes in maximum bite force related to extension of the head
The European Journal of Orthodontics, 1990The maximum bite force and position of the hyoid bone during natural and extended head posture were studied in 15 adults. All participants had normal occlusions and full dentitions. In addition, there were no signs or symptoms of craniomandibular disorders. The bite force was measured with a bite force sensor placed between the first molars.
E, Hellsing, C, Hagberg
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Effect of Implants on Maximum Bite Force in Edentulous Patients
Journal of Oral Implantology, 2009Abstract One of the main goals of prosthetic dentistry is to reconstruct the masticatory system. Replacing missing teeth by complete or partial denture is associated with decreased bite force and patient satisfaction. The aim of the present study was to measure the maximum bite force (MBF) and to evaluate patients' satisfaction from their ...
Mansour, Rismanchian +4 more
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