Conservation of intraoral pressure changes during swallowing
Background/purpose: A relationship between malocclusion and intraoral pressure is suspected but ill understood. This study explores intra-oral pressure changes during normal swallowing to assess differences in patterns of command saliva and water swallows. Materials and methods: We used a custom-mad...
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Main Authors: | Chris Bolter (Author), Nitin Raniga (Author), J. Neil Waddell (Author), Jules Kieser (Author) |
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Elsevier,
2012-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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