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KMID : 1161120180080010011
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Journal of TMJ Balancing Medicine
2018 Volume.8 No. 1 p.11 ~ p.15
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A Study on Brain Disease Research Trends and Need to Conduct Mechanism Studies on Temporomandibular Joint Disorder Related Cerebrovascular Diseases
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Lee Se-Eun
Lee Min-Ji
Lee Byoung-Ho
Lim Se-Hyun
Cho Su-In
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Abstract
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Recently, clinical efficacies of the intraoral balancing appliance therapy have been reported by several researchers, and it has been found that there are various kinds of diseases that can be effectively applied. However, studies on cerebrovascular disease, one of the main diseases with a high mortality rate, are still poorly reported, and studies of temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD)-induced changes in brain function suggest that cerebrovascular disease is more appropriate as an adaptive disorder of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) balancing device. In the developed countries, the importance of research on the structure and function of the brain has been recognized and spurred on the related research. In Korea, the research on brain function and cognitive disorders should have promoted more massively. In order to regain its former reputation in the Korean medicine in the field of cerebrovascular disease, it should be spurred on basic research and clinical case studies. In addition, extensive and in-depth studies including animal studies are needed to establish the basis of underlying mechanisms of the TMJ balancing therapies.
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KEYWORD
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Intraoral balancing appliance, Cerebrovascular diseases, Animal model, Stroke
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