Translation and Rotation of the Mandible During Habitual Mouth Opening Movement in Children with Anterior Reverse Bite in the Primary Dentition

During the initial phase of the mouth-opening movement, the FHAs were near the condyle. Over the course of the opening movement, they moved toward downward backward, downward and downward forward, and finally to forward upward toward the condyle upon reaching maximum mouth opening. During the closing movement, the FHAs shifted back in the reverse direction. During both the opening and the closing movement, there was a slight translational movement along the FHAs, which provided an indication of mandibular deviation.

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The Helical Axis of the Mandible during the Opening and Closing Movement of the Mouth

Sadat-Khonsari

Fenske

Kahl‐Nieke

et al. 2003

J Orofac Orthop

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Translation and Rotation of the Mandible During Habitual Mouth Opening Movement in Children with Anterior Reverse Bite in the Primary Dentition

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The Helical Axis of the Mandible during the Opening and Closing Movement of the Mouth

The Helical Axis of the Mandible during the Opening and Closing Movement of the Mouth

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