Effects of decreased occlusal loading during growth on the mandibular bone characteristics

Hichijo, Natsuko; Tanaka, Eiji; Kawai, Nobuhiko; Ruijven, L.J. van; Langenbach, G.E.J.

doi:10.1016/j.odw.2016.10.003

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“…In the soft-diet group, mineralization below the molars was increased compared to the hard diet group. Analysis showed inhibited growth of the ramus in the soft-diet group (Hichijo et al, 2015). The higher mineral density in the corpus than in the ramus in rabbits was also stated in their study by de Jong et al (2013).…”

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“…The grade of mineralization depends on the metabolic condition of the entire organism, not only on physical and chemical processes at the place of mineralization (Maciejewska et al, 2014). Various papers have focused on determining mandibular bone mineralization, for example, depending on its load (Tanaka et al, 2007;de Jong et al, 2013;Hichijo et al, 2015). Hichijo et al (2015) stated that the lower jaw showed a lower degree of mineralization in the ramus than in the corpus.…”

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“…Various papers have focused on determining mandibular bone mineralization, for example, depending on its load (Tanaka et al, 2007;de Jong et al, 2013;Hichijo et al, 2015). Hichijo et al (2015) stated that the lower jaw showed a lower degree of mineralization in the ramus than in the corpus. In the soft-diet group, mineralization below the molars was increased compared to the hard diet group.…”

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The Effect of Sensory Innervation on the Inorganic Component of Bones and Teeth; Experimental Denervation – Review

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The effect of the nervous system on bone remodelling has been described by many studies. Sensory and autonomic nerves are present in the bone. Immunohistochemical analysis of the bone have indicated the presence of neuropeptides and neurotransmitters that act on bone cells through receptors. Besides carrying sensory information, sensory neurons produce various neuropeptides playing an important role in maintaining bone and tooth pulp homeostasis, and dentin formation. Bone tissue and teeth contain organic and inorganic components. Bone cells enable bone mineralization and ensure its formation and resorption. Studies focused on the effects of the nervous system on the bone are proceeded using various ways. Sensory denervation itself can be achieved using capsaicin causing chemical lesion to the nerve. Surgical ways of causing only sensory lesion to nerves are substantially limited because many peripheral nerves are mixed and contain a motor component as well. From this point of view, the experimental model with transection of inferior alveolar nerve is appropriate. This nerve provides sensory innervation of the bone and teeth of the mandible. The purpose of our paper is to provide an overview of the effects exerted by the nervous system on the inorganic component of the bone and teeth, and also to present an overview of the used experimental models. As we assume, the transection of inferior alveolar nerve could be reflected in changed contents and distribution of chemical elements in the bone and teeth of rat mandible. This issue has not been studied so far.

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“…While this may not have perfect translation to the maxilla and mandible, and these bones may be just as much effected by occlusal loading as systemic exercise loading, one cannot help but observe that the most active and athletic individuals also frequently have associated adequate facial structure [22].…”

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“…Growth spurt process occurs during mixed dentition, around 7 to 9 years for females and 8 to 11 years for males respectively (12,13). On the other hand, external factors such as occlusal loading from food textures and intake of vitamin D from sunlight exposure may affect GA measurements (14)(15)(16). Considering the problem above, this study was conducted to identify sexual dimorphism based on GA in 2 different sample groups which have different condition in diet and environment.…”

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Sexual dimorphism using Gonial Angle in children related to diet and environment in Surabaya, Indonesia

2021

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Background: In forensics, sex estimation is an important step in identification process which can be seen from gonial angle. The purpose of this study was to identify sexual dimorphism in gonial angle based on the difference of external factors such as diet and environment in children, and to assess their capacity as a sex estimator. Study design: The present study consists of 104 subjects (51 males and 53 females) between 7 to 12 years of age which were divided into 2 groups, with prolonged sun exposure-hard diet (Group A) and low sun exposure-soft diet (Group B). The measurements were made using goniometer directly to the subjects. Results: The mean gonial angle in females is higher than in males and shows significant difference. However, there is no significant difference between Group A and B. Obtained logistic regression achieves an overall accuracy of 68% with cutoff value of 0.46, where the discriminative ability values are not higher than 0.80. Conclusions: Although there is a significant difference in sex, external factor such as sunlight exposure does not influence in gonial angle. Current results indicate that using mean gonial angle as sex estimation parameter is not advised for children aged 7-12 years.

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Effects of decreased occlusal loading during growth on the mandibular bone characteristics

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The Effect of Sensory Innervation on the Inorganic Component of Bones and Teeth; Experimental Denervation – Review

The Effect of Sensory Innervation on the Inorganic Component of Bones and Teeth; Experimental Denervation – Review

Strategies for Addressing Mouth-Breathing Treatment with an “Adequate” Nose

Sexual dimorphism using Gonial Angle in children related to diet and environment in Surabaya, Indonesia

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