1974
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9416(74)90111-0
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The etiology of the temporomandibular joint dysfunction syndrome

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“…Concerns were also raised by researchers with regards to the existence of a force at the condyle, rather than with the mechanism of force generation . It was suggested that, because the load or force vectors associated with the actions of the masseter and temporalis, as well as the bite force, can form a closed triangle, there is no additional reaction force at the condyle . In their studies, Roberts and Tattersall and Roberts argue that a vector whose length is equal to the force magnitude represents each force.…”
Section: Biomechanics Of the Mandiblementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Concerns were also raised by researchers with regards to the existence of a force at the condyle, rather than with the mechanism of force generation . It was suggested that, because the load or force vectors associated with the actions of the masseter and temporalis, as well as the bite force, can form a closed triangle, there is no additional reaction force at the condyle . In their studies, Roberts and Tattersall and Roberts argue that a vector whose length is equal to the force magnitude represents each force.…”
Section: Biomechanics Of the Mandiblementioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was suggested that, because the load or force vectors associated with the actions of the masseter and temporalis, as well as the bite force, can form a closed triangle, there is no additional reaction force at the condyle . In their studies, Roberts and Tattersall and Roberts argue that a vector whose length is equal to the force magnitude represents each force. Because accurate data on the direction of the three forces, and certainly on the magnitude of the two muscle forces, are completely unknown, the formation of a triangle based on these force vectors in equilibrium is entirely hypothetical.…”
Section: Biomechanics Of the Mandiblementioning
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“…Apesar de a maloclusão ter sido considerada fator etiológico de DTM (PERRY, 1969;THOMPSON, 1972;ROBERTS 1974), e pesquisas como de Egermark-Erikson e Ingervall (19811982, 1983 e Riolo, Brandt e TenHave (1987) encontrarem associação entre características oclusais e DTM, outros trabalhos não observaram correlação semelhante (PULLINGER et al, 1987;SOLBERG, 1988aSOLBERG, , 1988bRUNGE et al, 1989 (1991,2000), apesar de a correlação apresentar baixo risco, esta não deixa de existir; portanto, a escolha terapêutica deve ser avaliada com cuidado para aqueles que necessitam de tratamento de DTM. As características oclusais encontradas não devem ser referências determinantes para indicar algum tipo de intervenção profilática a fim de prevenir qualquer que seja o tipo de DTM.…”
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“…Apesar de, em décadas passadas, a maloclusão ter sido considerada um dos principais fatores etiológicos de DTM (Perry, 1969;Thompson, 1972;Roberts 1974), e alguns autores terem enfatizado o papel do estresse psicoemocional na etiologia do mesmo (Laskin, 1969;Goodman et al, 1976), ao longo das pesquisas, estes conceitos foram perdendo evidência científica com a investigação de outros fatores envolvidos (Weinberg,1972(Weinberg, ,1976(Weinberg, ,1977(Weinberg, ,1980. A associação entre estas variáveis continuaram a ser investigadas, sendo até o presente, assunto controverso Carlsson, 1978;DeBoever;Adriens, 1983;Ingervall et al,1980;Egermark-Eriksson et al1981,1983Riolo, 1987;Pullinger et al,1987;Pullinger et al,1988aPullinger et al, , 1988bMcLaughlin, 1988;Runge et al, 1989;Solberg, 1989;Pullinger,1991;Artur et a., 1992;Hirata et al 1992;Okeson, 1993;Kremenak et al, 1992;Pullinger et a.,1993;McNamara et al, 1995;McNamara, 1997 ;McNamara ;Türp, 1997;, Egermark et al, 2001Thilander et al, 2002;Olsson;Lindqvist, 2002;Kogawa et al, 2003;Luther, 2007a,b ;Troeltzsch et al,...…”
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