Background Occlusion can be viewed as the most sensitive susceptor of the central nervous
system in the oro‐facial region. Its inalienable relationships to the temporomandibular joint …

Occlusal dysesthesia refers to a persistent complaint of uncomfortable bite sensation with no
obvious occlusal discrepancy. This systematic review aimed to draw a picture of such …

The aetiology of temporomandibular disorder (TMD) is multifactorial, and numerous studies
have addressed that occlusion may be of great importance. However, whether occlusion …

The harmony of the occlusal components of the teeth, mandibular joint and muscles, were
investigated in 180 human subjects by clinical, dental articulator, radiographic and …

The teeth provide precise skeleto-motor influences for the stomatognathic system. This
unique guidance mechanism characterizes each individual's chewing pattern. It controls the …

Background The diagnosis and management of patients suffering from occlusal dysesthesia
(OD) remain a major challenge for dental practitioners and affected patients. Objectives To …

Occlusal dysesthesia (OD) is a disorder characterised by the sensation of uncomfortable bite
with no obvious occlusal discrepancy. It is usually associated with emotional distress and is …

Few dentists will debate the importance of the occlusal condition as it relates to masticatory
function. The intercuspal relationships of the teeth greatly influence chewing, swallowing …

For nearly a century, the diversity of concepts about 'normal'and 'ideal'dental occlusal
relationships has led to confusion in trying to describe the occlusion of any individual …

Temporomandibular joint or related masticatory muscle pain represents the most common
chronic orofacial pain condition. Patients frequently report this kind of pain after dental …