- Commentary
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Obituary: A Tribute to Sam (Egdorf)
- Marjorie Snow
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2 November 1999
For those of you who didn't know Sam Egdorf, I will try and describe him from my perspective [...]
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International Journal of Orofacial Myology and Myofunctional Therapy, Volume 25, Issue 1
November 1999 - 8 articles
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Articles (8)
- Book Review
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1 November 1999
Rosemarie Van Norman has written a comprehensive book explaining why children suck their thumbs or fingers [...]
- Perspective
2 Citations
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7 Pages
Social Environmental Factors in Japan Affecting the Development of Proper Eating Behaviors
- Hiroshi Sasaki,
- Kimberly Benkert,
- Hiromi Takeuchi,
- Naoko Hagiwara,
- Kiyoko Sasaki and
- Hiroaki Kanemoto
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1 November 1999
This article summarizes issues related to myofunctional disorders/dysphagia and focuses upon social and economic changes within Japanese culture affecting eating habits and behaviors in children. The authors suggest that unfavorable environmental fac...
- Book Review
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1 November 1999
This excellent tell-all book [...]
- Perspective
3 Citations
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3 Pages
Adapted or Atypical Thrusting?
- Irene Queiroz Marchesan
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1 November 1999
Distinguishing between the terms “adapted thrusting” and “atypical thrusting” is not the critical fador in planning treatment for patients demonstrating tongue thrust behavior. Evaluation of fadors including age of the patient, breathing pattern, cra...
- Tutorial
2 Citations
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11 Pages
Sleep Cycles, TMD, Fibromyalgia, and Their Relationship to Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders
- Shari Green
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1 November 1999
Poor quality sleep is caused by many factors induding orofacial myology disorders. TMJ and fibromyalgia patients demonstrate a variety of similar symptoms making diagnosis difficult A team approach utilizing appropriate referrals is critical to succe...
- Article
7 Citations
275 Views
11 Pages
Myofunctional Therapy: Brief Intervention
- Stella M. Cortez Bacha and
- Cybele F. Mandetta Rispoli
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1 November 1999
This study addresses speech-language therapy in orofacial myology utilizing a Brief Intervention (in Portuguese: lntervenAao Fonoaudiol6gica Breve) (IFB). IFB is applied to patient groups between the ages of 8 and 15 years with orthodontic/orthopedic...
- Tutorial
1 Citations
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12 Pages
The Interrelationship of Wind Instrument Technic, Orthodontic Treatment, and Orofacial Myology
- Howard M. Green and
- Shari E. Green
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1 November 1999
This article identifies, defines and reviews the synergy between orofacial myofunctional and orthodontic health with regard to wind instrument performance, and summarizes the skills involved in playing an instrument. (i.e., embouchure, articulation,...
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