Teeth clenching can modify the muscle contraction strength of the lower or upper limbs: systematic review

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Bárbara Capitanio de Souza
Randhall Bruce Carteri
André Luiz Lopes
Bruno Costa Teixeira
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[1] Federal University of Rio Grande Do Sul,
[2] Methodist University Center-Porto Alegre Institute,undefined
[3] South-Brazilian Institute of Courses and Qualifications-ISulbra/College QI,undefined
[4] Regional Integrated University of Upper Uruguay and Missions (URI),undefined
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Sport Sciences for Health | 2021年 / 17卷
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Bite force; Muscle strength; Athlete;
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页码:279 / 290
页数:11
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