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Maximum Incisal Biting Force in Denture Wearers as Influenced by Adequacy of Denture-bearing Tissues and the Use of an Adhesive

Willard J. Tarbet

Vicks Oral Sciences Research Center, Richardson-Merrell, Inc., One Bradford Rd., Mt. Vernon, New York 10553

Gerald Silverman

60 Gillett St., Hartford, Connecticut 06105

Nicholas F. Schmidt

Vicks Oral Sciences Research Center, Richardson-Merrell, Inc., One Bradford Rd., Mt. Vernon, New York 10553

Maximum incisal biting force was measured in 21 subjects by gnathodynamometry. Biting force was directly related to the quality of the denture support tissues. Biting force was increased and denture dislodgements reduced, especially in those with unsatisfactory support tissues, by the use of a test adhesive.

Journal of Dental Research, Vol. 60, No. 2, 115-119 (1981)
DOI: 10.1177/00220345810600020301
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