[HTML][HTML] Chewing side preference-Impact on facial symmetry, dentition and temporomandibular joint and its correlation with handedness
S Tiwari, S Nambiar… - Journal of Orofacial …, 2017 - journals.lww.com
Materials and Methods: A 2-month cross-sectional (observational) study was performed on
76 healthy dentate subjects [24 males (31.6%) and 52 females (68.4%)] with a mean age of …
76 healthy dentate subjects [24 males (31.6%) and 52 females (68.4%)] with a mean age of …
[PDF][PDF] Chewing Side Preference–Impact on Facial Symmetry, Dentition and Temporomandibular Joint and its Correlation With Handedness
S Tiwari - susanapalma.com
Introduction: Habitual unilateral chewing develops subconsciously and serves as an
example for lateral preference. This study aims to assess the possible impact of chewing …
example for lateral preference. This study aims to assess the possible impact of chewing …
Chewing side preference-Impact on facial symmetry, dentition and temporomandibular joint and its correlation with handedness
S Tiwari, S Nambiar, B Unnikrishnan - Journal of Orofacial Sciences, 2017 - go.gale.com
Introduction: Habitual unilateral chewing develops subconsciously and serves as an
example for lateral preference. This study aims to assess the possible impact of chewing …
example for lateral preference. This study aims to assess the possible impact of chewing …
[PDF][PDF] Chewing Side Preference–Impact on Facial Symmetry, Dentition and Temporomandibular Joint and its Correlation With Handedness
S Tiwari - susanapalma.com
Introduction: Habitual unilateral chewing develops subconsciously and serves as an
example for lateral preference. This study aims to assess the possible impact of chewing …
example for lateral preference. This study aims to assess the possible impact of chewing …