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between the teeth.
Protrusion and
retrusion are
sometimes used to
describe the
anterior (protrusion) and
posterior (
retrusion)
movement of the jaw. Examples...
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protrusion (to bite), from side to side (lateral excursion) to chew, in
retrusion, and any
possible combination of these. Counter-intuitively, it is the...
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fibers which run
horizontally and
contraction of this
portion results in
retrusion of the mandible. The
middle portion which fibers run in an
oblique direction...
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forward excursion,
known as protrusion. The
reversal of
protrusion is
retrusion. When the
mandible is
moved into protrusion, the
mandibular incisors,...
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muscles of
mastication move the jaw
forwards and
backwards (protrusion/
retrusion). The
canines come into
function guiding the
vertical movement when the...
- protrude, protrudent, protrusile, protrusion, protrusive, retrude, retruse,
retrusion,
retrusive trunc- cut off
Latin truncare "to maim, mutilate", from truncus...
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addition to
proclination of the
maxillary incisors,
mandibular incisors retrusion will also happen.
Transverse maxillary deficiency gives rise to posterior...
- (cutaneous or extracutaneous)
Characteristic facies including midface retrusion and
infraorbital creases Structural cardiac anomalies or cardiomegaly...
- forehead, high forehead, high palate,
mandibular prognathia,
midface retrusion,
narrow palate,
sloping forehead,
supernumerary teeth, and wide nose Limbs:...
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Muenke syndrome include coronal synostosis (usually bilateral),
midfacial retrusion, strabismus,
hearing loss, and
developmental delay. Turribrachycephaly...
