Analysis of Maximum Bite Force Correlating to Facial Morphology Among Egyptian Dental Students
Tarek Farfour,
Yousria Shalaby,
mohamed halawani
Abstract:INTRODUCTION:Occlusal forces are considered a vital aspect of any dental treatment plan. Maximum occlusal force is intended to be correlated with facial dimensions, gender, and race.
OBJECTIVES:The purpose of this study was to analyze facial morphology and maximum occlusal bite among Egyptian dental students, in addition to determining the difference between males and females. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Based on gender, 46 dental students were grouped into two distinct groups (23 males and 23 females). Each partici… Show more
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