EXPERIENCE OF USING SURFACE SYNCHROELECTROMYOGRAPHY METHOD (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE TEETHAN® DEVICE) FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES IN CLINICAL DENTAL PRACTICE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32689/2663-0672-2023-1-7Keywords:
Teethan® device, surface synchroelectromyography, electromyography, databasesAbstract
Introduction. There are still inconsistencies regarding the validity and reproducibility of the masticatory muscles’ assessment results registered by the method of surface electromyography noted in the literature. Therefore, in this scientific study, the results of using surface synchroelectromyography method realized with specifically Teethan® device for various purposes in dental practice were systematized. Objective. To systematize data on possibilities of using surface synchroelectromyography method realized with Teethan® device for various purposes in clinical dental practice. Methods. Search of scientific papers which represented results of using surface synchroelectromyography method realized with Teethan® device was initially conducted within the PubMed Central database (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/) and through the Google Scholar search engine (https://scholar.google.com/). The following myographic indicators were extracted and analyzed from the selected publications: POC (percentage overlap coefficient), BAR (barycenter), IMP (impact-muscular work), TORS (torsion), ASIM (asymmetry). Results. The analysis of relevant evidences and achieved results of implementing surface synchroelectromyography method into the dental practice considering available publications, made it possible to single out the following opportunities of using this method during various dental interventions: to assess the neuromuscular balance after realization of prosthetic and restorative interventions of different amounts; to objectify the influence of the pain factor and methods of its relief on the functional capabilities of the neuromuscular interaction among the elements of the dento-alveolar system; to register individual consequences of orthodontic and therapeutic interventions which are affecting and provided within the structure of the temporomandibular joint; to register changes of masticatory muscles activities during the treatment of patients with various types of occlusion disorders, dento-maxillofacial anomalies and other pathologies of the maxillo-facial system associated with functional and structural changes within the masticatory muscles; to optimize occlusal relationships within the structure of fully digital protocols used for dental rehabilitation taking into account the influence of the muscle component. Conclusions. Implementation of the surface synchroelectromyography method using the Teethan® device during prosthetic and restorative interventions contributes to faster adaptation of the patient to the provided dental status changes. The advantage of surface synchroelectromyography method realized with the Teethan® device based on the the possibility to provide pre-use calibration of the device taking into account the initial conditions of each individual patient, so all obtained diagnostic results can be interpreted as person-oriented, and the method itself can be interpreted as one of the tools for the individualization of dental treatment protocols.
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