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The Influence of an Experimentally-Induced Malocclusion On Vertebral Alignment in Rats: A Controlled Pilot Study
2005
Cranio
There is a growing interest in the relationship between occlusion and posture because of a greater incidence of neck and trunk pain in patients with occlusal dysfunction. The study was designed to verify whether an alteration of the spinal column alignment may be experimentally induced in rats as a consequence of altering dental occlusion and also to investigate whether the spinal column underwent any further changes when normal occlusion was then restored. Thirty rats were divided into two
doi:10.1179/crn.2005.017
pmid:15898568
fatcat:wocz7k7a4zbfjoqvaqcmiah75i