A Nuño Licona, F Angeles Medina, J García Ruiz, C García Moreira
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[Electrophysiological evaluation of occlusal splint treatment of patients with temporomandibular joint dysfunction].
Blink reflex time records were obtained from patients with temporomandibular joint disfunction (TMJD), before and after treatment with occlusal splint, since blink reflex time helps to study the trigeminal-facial functional relationship. Results suggest that the impaired sensory-motor function in the trigeminal-facial complex of TMJD patients, may return to normal latency values following such treatment.