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Functional Biomechanics of the TMJ: From Physiology to Bioesthetic Practice
Salvador Congost
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Functional Biomechanics of the TMJ: From Physiology to Bioesthetic Practice
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— The biopsychosocial model of craniofacial function
— Biomechanical principles of the TMJ in a bioesthetic approach
— Step-by-step analysis of chewing physiology
— Principles of healthy vs. pathological biomechanics: Does chewing make a difference?
— Typical characteristics of functionally healthy chewing systems
— Understanding maximal intercuspal position (MIP), centric relation, and seated condylar position (SCP).
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