A localized occlusal interference may occur iatrogenically following placement of a non-conformative restoration, or due to tooth movement secondary to trauma, loss of periodontal support, or loss of...

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is a synovial joint atypical in its range of movements and the functions that are required of it. No other joint in the body is equipped with the kind of...

SS are considered by many as the gold standard of appliance therapy for patients with a diagnosis of myofascial pain. In general, they are used alongside other conservative measures such as...

Pain in TMD is predominantly of a muscular or joint origin. The mechanisms are still incompletely understood; however, commonality exists in the nociceptive neural pathways of both origins, even...

Accurate impression taking and jaw registration undoubtedly contribute to provision of any successful denture and even more so when the anatomy is unfavourable. In these difficult stages, if greater...