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       Teeth should NOT be in contact at rest!
       By: Scerif Fonz Date: September 27, 2018, 7:40 pm
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       Hello everyone, I read this forum for a while and there is
       something that still is not clear to me: where does the notion
       come from that the teeth should be slightly in contact at rest?
       I tried a little bit on the Internet, and all the sites I
       checked report information like "The teeth must not touch even
       accidentally, otherwise nociceptive stimuli arrive to the brain,
       which must interpret and respond to this contact;  another site
       says "In the rest condition, ie with the chewing muscles
       relaxed, the teeth should not be in contact but have a "free
       space" of about 2 millimeters"
       I also saw a video of Dr. Mike Mew, who answers just such a
       question, around the minute 10.30
  HTML https://youtu.be/U3owXWaV-I0?list=LLqGuAXGDiIG5disWywaFtZA&t=627.<br
       />If I understand correctly (English is not my first language), 
       it
       says that the teeth should not be in contact, but slightly
       separated , but you can check yourself in the link I have
       attached.
       This information is of fundamental importance, not only for
       meowing correctly, but especially for the health of the
       stomatognathic apparatus in general, so I would like to
       understand the sources that say that the teeth should touch.
       Thank you all.
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