The efficacy of EMG, jaw tracking, and joint sound recording technologies in the evaluation of TMD.

摘要

After some years of quiescence, Dr. Charles Greene and associates have once again taken up the battle against the use of modern technology as aids in evaluating occlusion and temporomandibular disorder (TMD).Your respected journal, which has a reputation for fairnes, did not meet its journalistic standards by allowing Dr. Greene to use the Editorial section as a platform to disparage our devices while presenting an Association's policy statement that he has coauthored. Dr. Greene has been at the forefront of a 25-year campaign against the use of our devices. In his letter of August 10, 1994, to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Dr. Greene warns of "potential dangers of such devices" and demands the FDA's "attention to this most important public health issue."