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We have attempted to develop an intraoral method which can measure the textural changes in foodstuffs during chewing by using electromyography (EMG). Forty-three foodstuffs with variable textural attributes were used.Total chewing energy for these foodstuffs during chewing varied from 3 to 108 for the masseter muscle and 13 to 154 for the digastric muscle, respectively. Large differences in total chewing energy could be observed by EMG among the foodstuffs. The chewing energy for many foodstuffs revealed distinct differences throughout the chewing process. Foodstuffs could be categorized into six groups according to the changing patterns of chewing energy. EMG data and the number of strokes were influenced by masticatory index and salivary flow rate.

Electromyographic measurement of textural changes of foodstuffs during chewing.