Influence of surgical orthodontic treatment on masticatory function in patients with skeletal Class III

Kubota, Takeshi; Yagi, Takakazu; Tomonari, Hiroshi; Uehara, Sawako; Ikemori, Takahiro; Miyawaki, Shuichi

doi:10.7144/sgf.20.56

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“…Muyakens (1937), speech disorders are generally classified in two major groups: disorders linked to neurological diseases and disorders caused by masticatory apparatus dysfunction and its rehabilitation. The functional relations between the tongue and the palate, on one hand, and the tongue and dental rows, on the other hand, are affected by certain dentofacial deformities in dental rows, and by the presence of various prostheses and orthodontic structures (17,18,19,20,21). There is a significant correlation between teeth position and proper sound-production.…”

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Functional disorders in patients with unbalanced occlusion and articulation

Arnautska¹,

Kонстантинова²,

Dimova-Gabrovska³

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The impaired balance in articulation and occlusion can be due to anatomical or iatrogenic causes, nevertheless, it always violates the coordination of morphological structures of the masticatory apparatus and their function. The authors of the present paper aim to explore all available literature in an attempt to analyze mastication and speech functions in patients with unbalanced occlusion and articulation, the result of dentofacial deformities and/or missing teeth and inadequate prosthetic treatment.

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