A Work On Operative Dentistry V.1
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Any considerable pressure causes pain. Very marked cases of this loss of power occasionally occur where persons have fallen into the habit of disuse of the teeth because of exposure of the pulp in one or two teeth, which causes pain that prevents them from chewing their food. In such cases, bolting of food is liable to become habitual. This condition is readily recovered from by careful training.
In disease affecting the peridental membranes, the power of the occlusion is rapidly reduced; that ...is, the muscles of masti- cation are held from exerting their full power by pain warning them to go no farther. A tooth from which the pulp has been removed seems never again to completely recover. Even though the person has not recognized the difference in the ordinary use of the teeth, it shows in these trials. The difference is generally considerable, but there are wide variations.
Therefore, the limitations of the force of the occlusion as shown by the gnathodynamometer is a register of the power of resistance by the peridental membranes and not a register of possible muscular exertion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any considerable pressure causes pain. Very marked cases of this loss of power occasionally occur where persons have fallen into the habit of disuse of the teeth because of exposure of the pulp in one or two teeth, which causes pain that prevents them from chewing their food. In such cases, bolting of food is liable to become habitual. This condition is readily recovered from by careful training.
In disease affecting the peridental membranes, the power of the occlusion is rapidly reduced; that ...is, the muscles of masti- cation are held from exerting their full power by pain warning them to go no farther. A tooth from which the pulp has been removed seems never again to completely recover. Even though the person has not recognized the difference in the ordinary use of the teeth, it shows in these trials. The difference is generally considerable, but there are wide variations.
Therefore, the limitations of the force of the occlusion as shown by the gnathodynamometer is a register of the power of resistance by the peridental membranes and not a register of possible muscular exertion.
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