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Time-Frequency Analysis of Chewing Activity in the Natural Environment by Po, J.M.C., Kieser, J.A., Gallo, L.M., Tésenyi, A.J., Herbison, P., Farella, M.

“…The aim of this observational study was to investigate the features of the chewing activity and the variability of the human chewing pace, as assessed in the…”
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The role of oral soft tissues in swallowing function: what can tongue pressure tell us? by Kieser, JA, Farland, MG, Jack, H, Farella, M, Wang, Y, Rohrle, O

“…Tongue pressure data taken from healthy subjects during normal oral activities such as mastication, speech and swallowing are providing us with new ways of…”
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Continuous measurement of intra-oral pH and temperature: development, validation of an appliance and a pilot study by Choi, J. E., Loke, C., Waddell, J. N., Lyons, K. M., Kieser, J. A., Farella, M.

“…Summary To describe a novel approach for continuous measurement of intra‐oral pH and temperature in individuals carrying out normal daily activities over 24 h…”
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Mandibular Biomechanics and Development of the Human Chin by Ichim, I., Swain, M., Kieser, J.A.

“…The development of the chin, a feature unique to humans, suggests a close functional linkage between jaw biomechanics and symphyseal architecture. The present…”
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Projectile penetration into ballistic gelatin by Swain, M.V., Kieser, D.C., Shah, S., Kieser, J.A.

“…Ballistic gelatin is frequently used as a model for soft biological tissues that experience projectile impact. In this paper we investigate the response of a…”
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Intraoral pH and temperature during sleep with and without mouth breathing by Choi, J. E., Waddell, J. N., Lyons, K. M., Kieser, J. A.

“…Summary To measure and compare the intraoral pH and temperature of individuals during sleep with and without mouth breathing. Ten healthy participants [mean…”
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Genotypic comparison of bacteria recovered from human bite marks and teeth using arbitrarily primed PCR by Rahimi, M., Heng, N.C.K., Kieser, J.A., Tompkins, G.R.

“…Aims:  This study assessed, for forensic purposes, the feasibility of genotypically matching oral streptococci recovered from recent human bite marks with…”
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Factors associated with pain induced by orthodontic separators by Beck, V. J., Farella, M., Chandler, N. P., Kieser, J. A., Thomson, W. M.

“…Summary Pain resulting from the application of orthodontic forces varies markedly across individuals. The reasons of this variability are still largely…”
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Oral piercing and oral trauma in a New Zealand sample by Kieser, J. A., Thomson, W. M., Koopu, P., Quick, A. N.

“…–  This study investigated the periodontal and dental trauma resultant from tongue and lip piercings in a convenience sample of 43 adult dental patients…”
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Post mortem cohabitation—shell growth as a measure of elapsed time: a case report by Dennison, K.J, Kieser, J.A, Buckeridge, J.S, Bishop, P.J

“…A partial calvaria, dredged from the sea-bed some years previously, was referred to us for examination. The presence of a well-established mollusc colony [1]…”
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Dental and maxillofacial injuries among older New Zealanders during the 1990s by Thomson, W.M, Stephenson, S, Kieser, J.A, Langley, J.D

“…Not only is the number of older people increasing in New Zealand, but a greater number of them are keeping their own teeth, with predictable consequences for…”
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Simulating backspatter of blood from cranial gunshot wounds using pig models by Radford, G. E., Taylor, M. C., Kieser, J. A., Waddell, J. N., Walsh, K. A. J., Schofield, J. C., Das, R., Chakravorty, E.

“…Few studies have examined the biomechanical basis for backspatter from cranial gunshot wounds. Backspatter is material which travels against the direction of…”
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Restoration of non-carious cervical lesions Part II. Restorative material selection to minimise fracture by Ichim, I P, Schmidlin, P R, Li, Q, Kieser, J A, Swain, M V

“…It is still largely unknown as to what material parameter requirements would be most suitable to minimise the fracture and maximising the retention rate of the…”
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Intrabony course of the inferior alveolar nerve in the edentulous mandible by Kieser, J.A., Paulin, M., Law, B.

“…The purpose of this study was to investigate the vertical positioning and intrabony branching patterns of the inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) in 39 edentulous…”
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Functional significance of strain distribution in the human mandible under masticatory load: Numerical predictions by Ichim, I, Kieser, J.A, Swain, M.V

“…Abstract A common feature of studies of mandibular morphology is the assumption that there is some functional relation between the form of the lower jaw and…”
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Relationship between juvenile bruxing and craniomandibular dysfunction by Kieser, J. A., Groeneveld, H. T.

“…A longitudinal study was conducted over 5 years to investigate the relationship between juvenile bruxing and craniomandibular disorders. A total of 150 bruxers…”
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Review of the human masticatory system and masticatory robotics by Xu, W.L., Bronlund, J.E., Potgieter, J., Foster, K.D., Röhrle, O., Pullan, A.J., Kieser, J.A.

“…A masticatory robot refers to a robot that can perform at least some defined human masticatory functions. This paper briefly reviews the masticatory system,…”
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Mandibular stiffness in humans: Numerical predictions by Ichim, I., Swain, M.V., Kieser, J.A.

“…The chin is a feature unique to humans. This study evaluates the effect of mandibular symphyseal design on biomechanical masticatory effectiveness as…”
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Identifying the source of bullet wipe: a randomised blind trial by Kieser, D. C., Carr, D. J., Girvan, L., Leclair, S. C. J., Horsfall, I., Theis, J. C., Swain, M. V., Kieser, J. A.

“…Objective To assess the usefulness of scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy in matching bullet wipe to the bullet. Hypothesis…”
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Basicranial flexion, facial reduction and temporomandibular joint dysfunction by Kieser, J.A.

“…Although dysfunction is the major condition affecting the bilateral temporomandibular joint (TMJ), it has defied previous attempts to explain, predict, or…”
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