The Use of Phonetics in Determining the Vertical Dimension of Occlusion

The Use of Phonetics in Determining the Vertical Dimension of Occlusion
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使用语音学确定咬合的垂直尺寸

DOI:
10.11516/dentalmedres1981.2.139
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发表时间:
1983
期刊:
The Journal of Showa University Dental Society
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通讯作者:
Y. Tsuchida
Y. Tsuchida
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作者:
K. Yamagata;O. Tanaka;M. Tsumita;T. Takeuchi;S. Takabayashi;Y. Tsuchida

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A method was designed to determine the mandibular positions during speech; in which three phenomena, namely,() the path of the mandibular movements,(2) the spectrogram of the voice, and (3) the voice soundwere simultaneously recorded on the same frame of 16 mm motion picture films. The/s/,/f/and/m/positions of an edentulous subject were measured under the conditions of various vertical dimensions of the complete dentures. The results may be summarized as follows: 1) Not only the/s/position but also the/m/position are variable instantaneously according to the changes in the intraoral condition. 2) The interocclusal distances in the/s/positions were almost constant regardless of the difference in the occlusal vertical dimension to some extent. But in the case of closed occlusal vertical dimension, it became larger; it became smaller in the case of open occlusal vertical dimension. 3) The/m/positions varied according to the vowels which preceded and followed them. The interocclusal distance in the/m/position decreased gradually according to the increase of the occlusal vertical dimension. 4) The changes in the/m/position were gentler than those in the/s/position. It seems that the proper range of the occlusal vertical dimension can be determined by observing the mandibular movements during/s/, IP and/m/pronunciation.