Dental Obstruction

Keywords— Cervical Range of Motion, Diode Laser, Dental Obstruction, Ipsilateral Effect, Jaw Imbalance. 

Table 4 showed the results of the statistical analyses in different CROM movements when the dental obstructions were introduced in the subject s mouths. These results were... 

Table 4 Effect of dental obstruction in the studied CROM movements. I = Increased CROM (p< 0.05) D = Decreased CROM (p < 0.05) N = No change (p > 0.05)...

Adults Nasal congestion or obstruction, nasal/postnasal discharge or purulence, facial pain or pressure (especially unilateral in a sinus area), diminished sense of smell, fever, cough, maxillary dental pain, fatigue, ear fullness or pain... 

Of 4379 dental patients who received methohexital, 6.7% experienced restlessness, 5.5% respiratory disorders (respiratory obstruction, hiccuping, laryngeal spasm, apnea, or sneezing), 1.1% venous complications, 1.0%... 

There is a small risk for bacterial endocarditis in HCM patients with LV outflow obstruction under resting conditions and in those with intrinsic mitral valve disease. Patients undergoing dental or selected surgical procedures that cause blood-borne bacteremia should receive appropriate antibiotic therapy. The administration of nitroglycerin and digoxin generally is discouraged in the presence of a LV outflow obstruction. ... 

For the experiment to determine the effect of dental obstractions, the subject first imderwent the same aforementioned protocol to obtain his/her baseline. Then an obstruction was introduced between the first and second upper left molars of the mouth. It consists of a white sterile sheet of paper of 5mm thickness. The subject was asked to... 

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