Maximum forces exerted on the dentition by the perioral and lingual musculature.

Maximum forces exerted on the dentition by the perioral and lingual musculature.
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口周和舌部肌肉组织对牙列施加的最大力。

DOI:
10.14219/jada.archive.1957.0238
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发表时间:
1957
期刊:
The Journal of the American Dental Association (1939)
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W. L. Kydd
W. L. Kydd
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作者:
W. L. Kydd

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There is an increasing awareness among dentists of the influence of the forces of the tongue and lips on the teeth and their supporting structures.1-4 This includes the functions of the tongue that have to do with chewing, deglutition and acquired habit patterns. Wallace,5 Rogers,6 Brodie,7 Breitner,8 and others have pointed out that the force of the tongue against the teeth from within the dental arches is normally compensated for by the action of the musculature of the cheeks and lips. The tongue’s exerting an abnormal force in relation to the compensating action of the lips may cause migration of the teeth or may contribute to an open bite. If forces generated by the tongue are com­ pensated for by opposing structures with­ in the oral cavity, the masticatory mecha­ nism will be in physiologic balance, but, if the forces exerted by any one structure, for example, the tongue, are in excess of the compensating forces exerted by the other structures of the oral cavity, a change of tooth position might result. The purpose of this study was to de­ termine the maximum forces that can be exerted by the tongue and the perioral structures on the alveolar process of both the maxilla and mandible and on their respective dentitions and the degree of lateral forcc exerted in swallowing. The study was made on mouths with no ap­ parent abnormalities due to the forces of the tongue or the perioral structures.