Methods for Determining Chewing Pressure and Chewing Efficiency

Melikuziev Tukhtasin Sherkuzievich; Oxunov Begzod Mansurjon ugli; Yigitaliyev Shokhrukh Olimjonovich; Yigitaliyeva Nolilakhon Dilshod kizi

Authors

Melikuziev Tukhtasin Sherkuzievich Propedeutics of orthopedic dentistry Tashkent State Medical University
Oxunov Begzod Mansurjon ugli Propedeutics of orthopedic dentistry Tashkent State Medical University
Yigitaliyev Shokhrukh Olimjonovich Propedeutics of orthopedic dentistry Tashkent State Medical University
Yigitaliyeva Nolilakhon Dilshod kizi Propedeutics of orthopedic dentistry Tashkent State Medical University

Keywords:

chewing pressure, chewing efficiency, teeth, joints, oral cavity, stomatology

Abstract

This article reviews the various methods used in dentistry to determine masticatory pressure and efficiency, highlighting their importance in diagnosing conditions related to the masticatory system. By determining chewing pressure and efficiency, dentists can tailor treatment plans to address specific problems and improve patients' oral health. Understanding the importance of chewing function assessment can lead to increased quality of life and improved overall health of individuals.

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