Long-term neuroplasticity of the face primary motor cortex and adjacent somatosensory cortex induced by tooth loss can be reversed following dental implant replacement in rats.
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Widespread Volumetric Brain Changes following Tooth Loss in Female Mice.Decreased face primary motor cortex (face-M1) excitability induced by noxious stimulation of the rat molar tooth pulp is dependent on the functional integrity of medullary astrocytes.Unilateral nasal obstruction affects motor representation development within the face primary motor cortex in growing rats.
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Long-term neuroplasticity of the face primary motor cortex and adjacent somatosensory cortex induced by tooth loss can be reversed following dental implant replacement in rats.
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Long-term neuroplasticity of t ...... l implant replacement in rats.
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Long-term neuroplasticity of t ...... l implant replacement in rats.
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Barry J Sessle
Flavia Lakschevitz
Jye-Chang Lee
Maayan Barashi-Gozal
Mandeep Sood
Michael Glogauer
Michelle Fung
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10.1002/CNE.23793
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2015-04-28T00:00:00Z