Dynamic occlusion Flashcards

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describe occlusion

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the contact relationships of teeth or equivalent

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describe articulation

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the dynamic relationships of the teeth when in sliding contact

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describe Jaw relationship

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Positional relationship which the mandible bears to the maxilla

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What are the vertical jaw relationships and dimensions?

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  • Rest/Postural Position
  • Intercuspal position (ICP)
  • Retruded Contact Position (RCP)
  • Occlusal vertical dimension (OVD)
  • Rest vertical dimension (RVD)
  • Freeway space (FWS)
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Describe rest/postural position

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  • At rest - teeth apart
  • How maintained?
    minimal muscle activity or…
    Is it governed by muscle elasticity
  • It remains reproducible throughout life in both dentate and edentulous subjects
  • Important with full dentures
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describe occlusal vertical dimension (OVD)

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  • the face height with the teeth in ICP
  • measured between two arbitrary points
  • governed by the height of the teeth
  • important to get OVD correct
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describe rest/postural vertical dimension (RVD)

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  • face height with mandible in rest/postural position
  • measured between two arbitrary points
  • this should not alter significantly throughout life
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describe freeway space (FWS)

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  • the space between teeth in rest position
  • difference between RVD and OVD
  • 2-5mm
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describe balanced occlusion concept

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  • Tooth contact during excursions at both working and non-working sides
  • Ideal for F/F dentures:
    Maintains stability
    control cusp shape / tooth position and orientation
  • Difficult to achieve because teeth rarely in contact
  • cannot exist in a normal dentate occlusion
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