Oral Physiology and Occlusion. An International Symposium

Content: 
PERGAMON TITLES OF RELATED INTEREST, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages vii-viii, L.E. VanKirk, J.H. Perryman
Opening Address, CMDNJ President, Pages ix-xii, Stanley S. Bergen Jr.
Dental Research and the Spirit of '76, Pages xiii-xvii, David B. Scott
The Charge to the Symposium, Pages xix-xxii, James H. Perryman
Effects of Lesions of Jaw Muscle Spindle Afferents on Mastication and Regulation of the Incisal Biting Force in Monkeys, Pages 1-16, Erich S. Luschei, Guy M. Goodwin, Donna S. Hoffman
Occlusal Forces and Mandibular Movements, Pages 17-21, Hans Graf
Muscle Spindles and Tooth Mechano-Receptors in the Control of Mastication, Pages 22-40, A. Taylor, J.A. Stephens, G. Somjen, Linda M. Harrison
Relationship Between Integrated EMG and Tension in Opening of the Mandible, Pages 41-54, Johan Ahlgren
Equilibrium Theory Reexamined: To What Extent Do Tongue and Lip Pressures Influence Tooth Position and Thereby the Occlusion?, Pages 55-77, William R. Proffit
Twitch Tension, Spike Amplitude and Recruitment Order of Masseter Muscle Single Motor Units, Pages 78-90, Louis J. Goldberg
Sensory Regulation of Brain Stem Motoneurones: Physiological and Clinical Implications, Pages 91-114, Barry J. Sessle
Sensory Control of Mandibular Movements and Its Modulation by Set and Circumstances, Pages 115-135, J.P. Lund, A.M. Smith, Y. Lamarre
Electrophysiological Properties of Nerve Endings in Teeth, Pages 136-148, Bruce Matthews
Interdental Thickness Discrimination and Position Sense of the Mandible, Pages 149-169, Toshifumi Morimoto, Yojiro Kawamura
Measurement of the Behavioral Aspects of Pain, Pages 170-192, B. Berthold Wolff
Mechanisms of Oral-Facial Pain, Pages 193-205, R. Dubner, D.D. Price
Hemodynamic Considerations of Oral-Facial Physiology, Pages 206-234, Richard L. Christiansen
List of Contributors, Pages 235-236
List of “Bite Centennial” Participants, Pages 237-243
About the Editor, Page 245