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Clinical estimation of mouth breathing
American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 2009Breathing mode was objectively determined by monitoring airflow through the mouth, measuring nasal resistance and lip-seal function, and collecting information via questionnaire on the patient's etiology and symptoms of mouth breathing.The expiratory airflow through the mouth was detected with a carbon dioxide sensor for 30 minutes at rest. Fifteen men
Sachiko, Fujimoto +2 more
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Environmental Research, 1980
Abstract A chamber of Plexiglas was constructed to fit tightly over the nose without much affecting the facial muscles or the freedom of movement of the head. The volume of air entering this chamber was estimated by a thermoanemometer technique. The volume inhaled by six men who had their mouths closed was well reproducible in 5-min periods. During a
P, Camner, B, Bakke
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Abstract A chamber of Plexiglas was constructed to fit tightly over the nose without much affecting the facial muscles or the freedom of movement of the head. The volume of air entering this chamber was estimated by a thermoanemometer technique. The volume inhaled by six men who had their mouths closed was well reproducible in 5-min periods. During a
P, Camner, B, Bakke
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Decreased chewing activity during mouth breathing
Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, 2012Summary This study examined the effect of mouth breathing on the strength and duration of vertical effect on the posterior teeth using related functional parameters during 3 min of gum chewing in 39 nasal breathers. A CO2 sensor was placed over the mouth to detect expiratory airflow. When no airflow was detected from the mouth throughout the recording
H-Y, Hsu, K, Yamaguchi
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Mouth breathing, “nasal disuse,” and pediatric sleep-disordered breathing
Sleep and Breathing, 2015Adenotonsillectomy (T&A) may not completely eliminate sleep-disordered breathing (SDB), and residual SDB can result in progressive worsening of abnormal breathing during sleep. Persistence of mouth breathing post-T&As plays a role in progressive worsening through an increase of upper airway resistance during sleep with secondary impact on orofacial ...
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Alternatives to Mouth-to-Mouth Rescue Breathing
Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1990M, McHugh, M, Collier, G, Morris
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