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[Mandibular dysfunction syndrome: relation to orthodontics].

E Federici, C De Nuccio

Mondo Ortodontico

|March 1, 1989

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This study examines how malocclusions contribute to mandibular dysfunction. A novel occlusal splint therapy leverages inhibitory reflexes for treatment.

Area of Science:

Dentistry
Neuromuscular Dentistry
Occlusal Studies

Context:

Mandibular dysfunction syndrome presents complex etiological factors.
Malocclusion is increasingly recognized as a potential contributing factor to temporomandibular disorders.

Purpose:

To investigate the relationship between malocclusions and the development of mandibular dysfunction syndrome.
To introduce and evaluate a novel therapeutic approach for mandibular dysfunction using an occlusal splint.

Summary:

The study involved neuro-muscular and occlusal examinations to identify malocclusions associated with mandibular dysfunction.
A therapeutic strategy utilizing an occlusal splint was developed, capitalizing on periodontium-induced inhibitory reflexes.

Impact:

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This research offers a new perspective on the etiology of mandibular dysfunction.
The proposed occlusal splint therapy may provide an effective treatment option for patients with malocclusion-related mandibular dysfunction.