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Onsite Feedback for Recognizing Functional Mastication by Surface EMG

Changes in masticatory function should be augmented especially for elderly, because not enough blushing causes periodontal disease, temporomandibular disorders, and further sometimes links to dementia. Moreover, unilateral chewing could enlarge masticatory trouble. Since denture wearers are subject to mild cognitive impairment, clenching properly is required everyday life. To achieve this strategy, we have tried to develop an onsite feedback of masticatory function at a reasonable price.