Effects of Maxillofacial Disorders on Pharyngeal Structures and Orthodontic Treatment Modalities
Özet
The human body constitutes a functional entity, no part of which can be varied without entailing some changes in other parts. Similarly, the facial skeleton and the dentition are functional parts of the skull as a whole. The stomatognathic system consists of mouth, upper and lower jaws, teeth, upper respiratory tract, pharynx, and the other structures related with mastication, deglutition, respiration, speech, and the functions in a functional entity according to functional matrix theory. Developmental disorders in any organ of this system and/or functional aberrations will also affect the other components.
Atıf için künye
Kılıç, N., & Oktay, H. (2010). Effects of Maxillofacial Disorders on Pharyngeal Structures and Orthodontic Treatment Modalities. HANDBOOK OF PHARYNGEAL DISEASES: ETIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT, 79–107.
BibTeX
@article{kilic2010-12652,
author = {Kılıç, Nihat and Oktay, Husamettin},
title = {Effects of Maxillofacial Disorders on Pharyngeal Structures and Orthodontic Treatment Modalities},
journal = {HANDBOOK OF PHARYNGEAL DISEASES: ETIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT},
year = {2010},
pages = {79--107},
url = {https://akademik.atauni.edu.tr/yayinlar/12652-effects-of-maxillofacial-disorders-on-pharyngeal-structures-and-orthodontic}
}