Occlusal Features and TMJ Clicking: A 30-Year Evaluation from a Cohort Study

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心理社会的要因とも関係が深そうな興味深い論文。顎関節症は不正咬合よりも歯の食いしばりや性格と関連が深い。 Occlusal Features and TMJ Clicking: A 30-Year Evaluation from a Cohort Study - S.J. Olliver, J.M. Broadbent, W.M. Thomson, M. Farella, 2020 https://…

【6/2JC】S.J. Olliver, J.M. Broadbent, W.M. Thomson, and M. Farella. Occlusal Features and TMJ Clicking:A 30-Year Evaluation from a Cohort Study. Journal of Dental Research2020, Vol. 99(11) 1245–1251 https://t.co/TOat2A54sM

RT @JDentRes: #JDR October Issue Occlusal features that deviate from normative values have been historically considered risk factors for t…

RT @IADR: October @JDentRes article by #IADR members Jonathan M. Broadbent, W. Murray Thomson and Mauro Farella of @otago on Occlusal Feat…

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