Neurophysiology of the Jaws and Teeth (1990) A. Taylor

Description

A detailed examination of the neurophysiological mechanisms governing the masticatory system, covering the specialization of mammalian jaw muscles, the function of periodontal mechanoreceptors, the central connections of jaw muscle spindles, jaw reflexes, and the convergence of primary afferent and cortical input on interneurons in the trigeminal motor nucleus.