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    Squashbites reveal that the mandible deviates, often increasing vertical jaw relations. These jaw deviations, primarily sagittal, are influenced by occlusal factors and vary with unilateral versus bilateral application.

    Area of Science:

    • Dental occlusion
    • Jaw mechanics
    • Biometrics

    Context:

    • Understanding jaw mechanics is crucial for diagnosing and treating occlusal disorders.
    • Squashbites are a diagnostic tool used to assess jaw relations and mandibular movements.
    • Previous research has explored various methods for establishing jaw relations, but the specific deviations induced by squashbites require further elucidation.

    Purpose:

    • To quantify and characterize the deviations of the mandible induced by squashbites.
    • To investigate the influence of unilateral versus bilateral squashbites on mandibular position.
    • To compare the effects of different materials on squashbite accuracy and analyze the relationship between occlusal factors and mandibular deviations.

    Summary:

    • Evaluation of 252 squashbites revealed that the mandible deviates due to the procedure, typically increasing vertical jaw relations without side preference.

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  • Unilateral squashbites primarily cause lateral mandibular deviations, while bilateral squashbites induce deviations in both left and right directions.
  • Mandibular deviations, particularly in the sagittal plane, are influenced by occlusal factors, with ventral deviations being slightly more predominant than dorsal ones.

    • Impact:

    • This study provides quantitative data on squashbite-induced mandibular deviations, aiding in the accurate interpretation of diagnostic records.
    • Findings emphasize the role of occlusal factors in determining the direction and magnitude of jaw relation changes.
    • The results suggest that squashbites, regardless of material composition (plaster vs. siloxane), reliably indicate mandibular positional alterations relevant to dental occlusion analysis.