Subject: Basic medicine
Subject: Clinical medicine
Subject: Health biotechnology
Subject: Health sciences
Subject: Other medical sciences
Year: 2026
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
Type: NonPeerReviewed
Title: True science of occlusal analysis compared with subjective analytical methods
Author: Trpevska, Vesna
Author: Dimova, Cena
Author: Evrosimovska, Biljana
Author: Cana, Amella
Author: Nikolovski, Bruno
Abstract: Introduction: Occlusal analysis is essential and integral part in the dental clinical practice. As the demand for digital dentistry constantly increases, digital devices are gradually replacing conventional methods of recording occlusal contacts. Materials and Methods: To compare the results for the occlusal bite force and preferded biting side scanned with the T-Scan III System with prefered biting side as subjective feeling of the patients. 30 subjects were evaluated with the T-Scan III System biting on the sensor and biting and without the sensor. Prefered biting side and subjective perception were evaluated. Results: Results from the prefered biting side with the T-Scan showed that 23,33% of the patients had bilateral simultaneos biting side, 43,33% prefered to masticate on their right side and 33,33% prefered their left side, while results from the prefered side as a subjective feeling showed that 80% of the patients had bilateral simultaneos biting side, 10% prefered to chew on their right side and 10% prefered to chew on their left side.
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Relation: https://eprints.ugd.edu.mk/39375/
Identifier: oai:eprints.ugd.edu.mk:39375
Identifier: https://eprints.ugd.edu.mk/39375/1/TRUE%20SCIENCE%20OF%20OCCLUSAL%20ANALYSIS.pdfIdentifier: https://eprints.ugd.edu.mk/39375/2/TRUE%20SCIENCE%20OF%20OCCLUSAL%20ANALYSIS%20COMPARED%20WITH%20SUBJECTIVE%20ANALYTICAL%20METHODS%20pdf.pdfIdentifier: Trpevska, Vesna and Dimova, Cena and Evrosimovska, Biljana and Cana, Amella and Nikolovski, Bruno (2026) True science of occlusal analysis compared with subjective analytical methods. In: 30th BaSS Congress.
