The biting forces at molar region during mastication is_______________?
Correct answer: D. 90 to 200 pounds
- A. 20 to 55 pounds
- B. 30 to 75 pounds
- C. 50 to 75 pounds
- D. 90 to 200 pounds
Explanation
Masticatory force increases toward the posterior teeth, and the molar region can generate approximately 90 to 200 pounds of biting force. The lower ranges listed are more typical of weaker or anterior biting forces.
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