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Dual Bite
Difference between jaw joint bite and tooth bite
Teeth control muscles to protect teeth
Jaw joint wants power control muscles to full seat joint-relax muscles
Definitions:
Tooth bite is maximum interdigitation teeth
Jaw joint bite is fully seated condyles in fossa
Control of chewing muscles = “
muscle guarding”
Teeth controll muscles to go into tooth proctected bite
Jaw joint tries order muscles to allow fully seated condyles
There are teeth in way to full seat condyles
So conflict erupts between muscle controlls
This muscle guarding by both controllers increases muscle inflammation
Muscle overuse or over contraction contributors
Joint laxity = hypermobility = dual bite
Tooth position does not allow full seat joint
Orthotic allows full seat jaw joint w/o teeth interfering w/ the jaw joint need fully seat
Who has dual bite?
85 % no dual bite
10 % small dual bite
5% moderate dual bite
Great difference Dual Bite, the greater muscle activity
Difference between jaw joint bite and tooth bite
Teeth control muscles to protect teeth
Jaw joint wants power control muscles to full seat joint-relax muscles
Definitions:
Tooth bite is maximum interdigitation teeth
Jaw joint bite is fully seated condyles in fossa
Control of chewing muscles = “
muscle guarding”
Teeth controll muscles to go into tooth proctected bite
Jaw joint tries order muscles to allow fully seated condyles
There are teeth in way to full seat condyles
So conflict erupts between muscle controlls
This muscle guarding by both controllers increases muscle inflammation
Muscle overuse or over contraction contributors
Joint laxity = hypermobility = dual bite
Tooth position does not allow full seat joint
Orthotic allows full seat jaw joint w/o teeth interfering w/ the jaw joint need fully seat
Who has dual bite?
85 % no dual bite
10 % small dual bite
5% moderate dual bite
Great difference Dual Bite, the greater muscle activity
Tearing Lateral Ligament of TMD Disc Navigation
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Tearing Lateral Ligament TMD Disc
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1) NO appliance can fix or cure
2) NO one health professional can cure or fix
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