1982
DOI: 10.1080/07345410.1982.11677818
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Physical Therapy and Dentistry: An Overview

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“…Dimensions of the fi rst cervical vertebra (C1), atlas, as well as the posture of the head and neck are associated with factors such as craniofacial morphology, including the cranial base ( Solow and Tallgren, 1976 ;Opdebeek et al , 1978 ;Marcotte, 1981 ;von Treuenfels, 1981 ;Solow et al , 1984 ;Hellsing et al , 1987 ;Huggare, 1987Huggare, , 1991Sandikcioglu et al , 1994 ;Huggare and Houghton, 1996 ), upper airway space ( Solow et al , 1984( Solow et al , , 1996Wenzel et al , 1985 ), to some extent, occlusion ( Rocabado et al , 1982 ;Huggare, 1991 ;Huggare and Harkness, 1993 ;Solow and Sonnesen, 1998 ), and temporomandibular disorders ( Kritsineli and Shim, 1992 ;Hackney et al , 1993 ;Watson and Trott, 1993 ;Lee et al , 1995 ;Sonnesen, 1997 ;Sonnesen et al , 2001 ;Visscher et al , 2002 ). Furthermore, head posture is associated with the development and function of the dentofacial structures ( Solow andSiersbaek-Nielsen, 1986 , 1992 ;Sonnesen, 1997 ;Sonnesen et al , 2001 ;Solow and Sandham, 2002 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dimensions of the fi rst cervical vertebra (C1), atlas, as well as the posture of the head and neck are associated with factors such as craniofacial morphology, including the cranial base ( Solow and Tallgren, 1976 ;Opdebeek et al , 1978 ;Marcotte, 1981 ;von Treuenfels, 1981 ;Solow et al , 1984 ;Hellsing et al , 1987 ;Huggare, 1987Huggare, , 1991Sandikcioglu et al , 1994 ;Huggare and Houghton, 1996 ), upper airway space ( Solow et al , 1984( Solow et al , , 1996Wenzel et al , 1985 ), to some extent, occlusion ( Rocabado et al , 1982 ;Huggare, 1991 ;Huggare and Harkness, 1993 ;Solow and Sonnesen, 1998 ), and temporomandibular disorders ( Kritsineli and Shim, 1992 ;Hackney et al , 1993 ;Watson and Trott, 1993 ;Lee et al , 1995 ;Sonnesen, 1997 ;Sonnesen et al , 2001 ;Visscher et al , 2002 ). Furthermore, head posture is associated with the development and function of the dentofacial structures ( Solow andSiersbaek-Nielsen, 1986 , 1992 ;Sonnesen, 1997 ;Sonnesen et al , 2001 ;Solow and Sandham, 2002 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The conduct of TMD should be based on integration between physical and psychological processes, i.e., stressors such as depression, anxiety, sleep disorders and others 8 should also be treated by preventing the progression of an acute condition to chronic pain and promote pain relief 11 . Physical therapy was reported as a useful therapy, reversible and non-invasive for patients with TMD 10,[12][13]18 . There is some evidence that the following procedures can be effective in alleviating TMD pain: behavioral therapy, jaw exercises and postural training 19 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, intervention in TMD should be based on the integration of physical and psychological processes 10 . Several types of treatment, alone or combined, have been proposed for patients with TMD specifically aimed at reducing pain 11 such as physiotherapy 10,[12][13] . Watsu therapy is an aquatic relaxation technique created by Harolld Dull in California.…”
Section: Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Devido a tais evidências de interrelações funcionais entre postura corporal e mandíbula, alguns autores começaram a sugerir que alterações na postura do corpo poderiam estar intimamente relacionadas a quadros de PFSTs (ROCABADO, 1983;MAKOFSKY, 1989;GONZALEZ & MANNS, 1996).…”
Section: O Sistena Temporomandibular E a Postura Corporalunclassified
“…Nesta mesma ótica, muitas outras variáveis poderiam ser futuramente propostas para se ponderar o real papel fisiopatológico da postura corporal dentro das PFSTs (CANALES et al, 2010;ROSÁRIO et al, 2014 Entre outras análises (quantitativas), cada radiografia cervical foi avaliada visualmente por um examinador "cego" (análise qualitativa), segundo os critérios "retificação", "lordose normal" e "hiperlordose", metodologia semelhante àquela utilizada na avaliação dos sujeitos deste presente estudo (MUNHOZ, 2001;MUNHOZ et al, 2004 As relações entre PFST, projeção de cabeça e coluna cervical foram intensamente estudadas nestas últimas décadas (ROCABADO, 1983;MAKOFSKY, 1989;GONZALEZ & MANNS, 1996;HUGGARE & RAUSTIA, 1992;VISSCHER et al, 2002;IUNES et al, 2009), sendo ainda inconclusivas suas possíveis interações fisiopatológicas (ROCHA et al, 2013). Portanto, os atuais resultados mostram que, possivelmente, a projeção de cabeça, se de alguma forma estiver relacionada com a PFST, o fará de maneira indireta, via aumento de lordose de coluna cervical.…”
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