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Chewing Side Preference and Hemispheric Laterality in Healthy Adults

Mastication Clinical Trial

Official title:
Chewing Side Preference is Associated With Hemispheric Laterality in Healthy Adults

Clinical Trial Summary

The study is aimed to investigate if chewing side preference (CSP) can be used as another indicator of hemispheric laterality in healthy adults. Healthy volunteers with no oral/dental problems with Angle I occlusion relationship and without any missing teeth will be included in the study. The CSP will be determined with the visual analog scale (VAS), which is the highly reliable method. Laterality test will be used to determine the preferred side for hands, feet, ears and eyes.

Clinical Trial Description

Lateral preference is important to determine hemispheric laterality, which is usually diagnosed by hand and other sidedness, including footedness, eyedness and earedness. study is aimed to investigate if chewing side preference (CSP) can be used as another indicator of hemispheric laterality in healthy adults. Healthy volunteers with no oral/dental problems with Angle I occlusion relationship and without any missing teeth will be included in the study. The CSP will be determined with the visual analog scale (VAS), which is the highly reliable method. Laterality test will be used to determine the preferred side for hands, feet, ears and eyes. ;

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Clinical Trial Details
NCT number NCT03054246
Study type Interventional
Source Hacettepe University
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Status Completed
Phase N/A
Start date February 1, 2017
Completion date February 23, 2017
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