hrvatski

Odnos između okluzijskih koncepcija i zvukova u temporomandibularnom zglobu

The influence of occlusion on the occurence of sound in the temporomandibular joint has not been completely proved. Objective of investigation: The objective of this investigation was to determine the effect of type of occlusion on the occurrence of sounds in the TMJ. Methods: A group of 96 subjects, aged from 24-52 years (X=35.03± ; ; 6.92) was examined. The type of occlusion was determined by clinical examination. Depending on the contacts on the laterotrusal and mediotrusal side the subjects were catrgorized into three groups (canine guided occlusion, group function and balanced occlusion). The existence of sounds was registered by means of a clinical examination and auscultation by stethoscope. Results: In the examined group 70, 83 % examinees had the canine guidance, 16, 66 % group function and 12, 5% balanced occlusion . Temporomandibular joint sound was present in 41, 6 % of subjects. The result of the statistical analysis (Pearson χ ² ; ; ) shows no statisticly significant difference between these 3 groups (χ ² ; ; =2, 09 p=0, 351). Conclusion: The results of this study suggest that type of occlusion do not have an influence on the occurrence of sound in the TMJ.

occlusion ; tmj sounds

nije evidentirano

engleski

The Relationship Between Type of Occlusion and TMJ Sounds

The influence of occlusion on the occurence of sound in the temporomandibular joint has not been completely proved. Objective of investigation: The objective of this investigation was to determine the effect of type of occlusion on the occurrence of sounds in the TMJ. Methods: A group of 96 subjects, aged from 24-52 years (X=35.03± ; ; 6.92) was examined. The type of occlusion was determined by clinical examination. Depending on the contacts on the laterotrusal and mediotrusal side the subjects were catrgorized into three groups (canine guided occlusion, group function and balanced occlusion). The existence of sounds was registered by means of a clinical examination and auscultation by stethoscope. Results: In the examined group 70, 83 % examinees had the canine guidance, 16, 66 % group function and 12, 5% balanced occlusion . Temporomandibular joint sound was present in 41, 6 % of subjects. The result of the statistical analysis (Pearson χ ² ; ; ) shows no statisticly significant difference between these 3 groups (χ ² ; ; =2, 09 p=0, 351). Conclusion: The results of this study suggest that type of occlusion do not have an influence on the occurrence of sound in the TMJ.

occlusion ; tmj sounds

nije evidentirano