Der Einfluss kieferorthopädischer Oberkieferdehnplatten auf Sprechgeschwindigkeit und Artikulation

Muller, G.-P.; Rossiwall, B; Schlorhaufer, W; Wunderer, H

doi:10.1159/000263993

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“…As already reported (Müller et al, 1975), the primary influence o f the orthodontic appliance does not concern the speaking rate but rather the articula tion. Most important variations in articulation occurred for phonemes in which the place of articulation was changed maximally by the plate (/s/, ///, /z/; place o f articulation in the region o f the expansion screw).…”

Section: Influence O F the Maxillary Extension Platementioning

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Reading Time and Articulation under Masking Noise and Altered Spatial Conditions in the Oral Cavity

Müller¹,

Rossiwall²

1977

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Section: Influence O F the Maxillary Extension Platementioning

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Reading Time and Articulation under Masking Noise and Altered Spatial Conditions in the Oral Cavity

Müller¹,

Rossiwall²

1977

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Untersuchungen zur Sprachbehinderung durch herausnehmbare kieferorthopädische Geräte

Sergl

Schmitz

Lindholm

1981

Fortschritte der Kieferorthopädie

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Runte²,

Lamprecht-Dinnesen³

1997

J Orofac Orthop/Fortschr Kieferorthop

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Many factors are thought to be responsible for misarticulation. Maxillomandibular or dental irregularities play an important role as one of these factors. Correlations between morphological changes in dental status and speech disorders are well known, but different opinions are discussed in the literature. A reciprocal relationship between dysfunction and various dental irregularities is assumed. The objective of our review and experimental investigations was to document the influence of dental irregularities on speech articulation as exemplified by the second articulation zone and /s/ articulation. The second articulation zone was experimentally changed by application of dental cement to the palatal surface of the upper incisors. Various words were spoken before and just after the change to the frontal teeth. The /s/ articulations were acoustically analyzed by means of sonography and compared with each other. Although this modification of the teeth, which was identical in all probands, leads to /s/ misarticulation from the standpoint of auditory analysis, interindividual differences were recorded by acoustic means. It is thus possible to differentiate objectively between acoustically correct and incorrect /s/ articulation. Speech and articulation are, however, such complex mechanisms that it is impossible to characterize them by simple causal connections with maxillomandibular or dental irregularities.

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Der Einfluss kieferorthopädischer Oberkieferdehnplatten auf Sprechgeschwindigkeit und Artikulation

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Reading Time and Articulation under Masking Noise and Altered Spatial Conditions in the Oral Cavity

Reading Time and Articulation under Masking Noise and Altered Spatial Conditions in the Oral Cavity

Untersuchungen zur Sprachbehinderung durch herausnehmbare kieferorthopädische Geräte

Zahnheilkunde und sprachlautbildung

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