Fatma Zeynep SAYLIK

A Comparison of Chewing Movements of Individuals with Normal Occlusion by the Patients with Orthodontic Abnormalities During Treatment Progress

Objective: Comparison of chewing movements of individuals with normal occlusion and those with orthodontic anomalies under treatment. Materials and Methods: This is a prospective clinical study carried out on a total of 63 individuals, including 43 patients with malocclusion and an average age of 16.79 years, whose growth and development were partially complete and 20 individuals with normal occlusion and an average age of 24.77 years. Subjects with normal occlusion have not any orthodontic treatment history. Results: There were significant differences in chewing occlusion times (p

Normal Oklüzyonlu Bireylerle Ortodontik Anomali Tedavisi Gören Hastaların Çiğneme Hareketlerinin Kıyaslanması

Amaç: Normal oklüzyonlu ve tedavi altındaki ortodontik anomalili bireylerin çiğneme hareketlerinin karşılaştırılması. Gereç ve Yöntemler: Bu çalışma, maloklüzyonlu 43 hasta ve ortalama yaşları 16,79 yıl olmak üzere, büyüme ve gelişmesi kısmen tamamlanmış, 20’si normal oklüzyonlu ve yaş ortalaması 24,77 yıl olan toplam 63 birey üzerinde yapılan prospektif bir klinik çalışmadır. Bulgular: Oklüzyon süresinde (p

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