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Electromyographic (EMG) activity was measured in the masseter muscle (Mm), anterior temporalis (Ta) and posterior temporalis muscle (Tp) during maximal voluntary clenching (MVC) and recording occlusal contacts by black silicon method (RBS) on 12 normal subjects with sound dentitions. Intercuspal position (IP), lateral position which was horizontally apart 1 mm from IP (LP-1) and canine's edge to edge lateral position (LP-E) were fabricated using LED mandibular tracking device; MVC was performed at IP and LP-E on all subjects; and RBS was at IP, LP-1 and LP-E on 9 subjects.Total muscle activity during RBS was about 10% of that during MVC at both IP and LP, but individual variation of EMG pattern exists. Ta and Tp showed significantly greater activity on the working side than the balancing side, while Mm showed no clear difference between the sides during both MVC and RBS at LP. The working side Ta showed significantly less activity during RBS than MVC at LP and was greatly affected by the clenching level, but while the balancing side Tp remained unchanged, activity was hardly affected.

Study on Relationship between Anterior Components of Lateral Occlusion to Muscle Activity. Part 2. Muscle Activity.