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<!--T:1-->'''Masticationpedia''' is a '''Charity''', a non-profit organisation under British law (UK). Its purpose is to promote studies on mastication.

<!--T:2-->It exclusively pursues public utility purposes through two '''macro-paths''' of expected realization:

# <!--T:3-->The '''dissemination of knowledge''' in the field of Masticatory System Rehabilitations, ranging from orthodontic to implant-prosthetic ones, and also touching on borderline fields such as cognitive processes and the relationship between these and masticatory functions.

# <!--T:4-->The '''paradigmatic Clinical Innovation in medical diagnostics''' in general and, more specifically, in the diagnosis of oro-facial pain, oro-mandibular neuromotor disorders, and temporomandibular dysfunctions. It also focuses on the prevention of iatrogenic pathologies from incongruous rehabilitative dental procedures and on relationships between masticatory system, neurodegenerative pathologies and senile dementia.

== <!--T:5-->Dissemination of knowledge in the field of chewing neurophysiology ==

<!--T:6-->Masticationpedia aims to actively contribute to the '''dissemination, improvement and advancement of knowledge and culture in the field of rehabilitation of the masticatory system''' by promoting the production, collection and dissemination of ''free content'' (''Open Content'').

<!--T:7-->It also aims to encourage accessing knowledge and training. In addition to this, it focuses on enhancing the knowledge and awareness of social and philosophical issues concerning the progress of science, such as paradigmatic innovation and the liberal implementation of medical updating.

=== <!--T:8-->Free content ===

<!--T:10-->"Free content" means, as intended by Masticationpedia, the complex of all works that have been released by their authors with a licence that allows their derivative elaboration and/or free distribution.

<!--T:11-->Masticationpedia produces and distributes free content according to the terms of the specifically declared licences.