Sentence examples for restricted mouth from inspiring English sources

Patients suffering from osteoarthritis, ankylosis (e.g. post-trauma or tumour) in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) can present with symptoms such as severely restricted mouth opening, pain or other dynamic restrictions of the mandible.

This condition is recognized in the early neonatal period due to feeding difficulties, restricted mouth opening, and in extreme cases, presenting with respiratory distress.

The most common subtype is TMD myalgia with jaw muscle pain that is increased by function, pain on palpation, pain referral, restricted mouth opening, and headache [3, 4].

Although the association between UPD 14 mat and restricted mouth opening is unclear, craniofacial deformity (high arched palate, frontal bossing, short philtrum, mild blepharophimosis, high forehead) is found in patients with UPD 14 mat [6].

Fig. 1 Preoperative frontal view demonstrating restricted mouth opening Fig. 2 Intraoral frontal view Fig. 3 Intraoral left lateral view Fig. 4 Intraoral right lateral view Fig. 5 Intraoral maxillary occlusal view Fig. 6 Intraoral mandibular occlusal view.

The reported reasons for previous ML failure were as follows: restricted mouth aperture of below 25 mm, major abnormality of anterior neck structure, severe cervical spine ankylosis, previous causes combined with post-surgery/radiation sequels or unknown non-tumoral causes.

In some cases, small vesicles may develop that rupture and form erosions. 1 In the later advanced stage of OSF, a fibrous band that restricts mouth opening (trismus) is characteristic.

Merteuil, as Valmont (the man) seducing the wife: "Is it not blasphemy to restrict this mouth to the In and Out of breathing, to the menial labor of grinding food, and the golden core of this magnificent posterior to the sad chore of discharging excrement".

Upon physical examination, his neck movements were not grossly restricted and his mouth opening was determined to be within the normal range.

They were also restricted from using mouth rinses.

Assuming that the jaw could not be opened widely enough to inspect an occlusal view, a dry skull and a volunteer were restricted to open the mouth and all the teeth were photographed with an intraoral CCD camera.