Examining Occlusion Flashcards

1
Q

what is occlusal overload

A

obvious facets
vertical enamel fractures
abfraction

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2
Q

what is occlusal instability

A

drifting
mobility
not explained by PD disease

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3
Q

what to examine in static occlusion

A

incisor relationship
molar relationship
overjet/overbite
crossbite/openbite
individual tooth contacts

RCP-ICP slide [freedom in centric]

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4
Q

what to examine in dynamic occlusion

A

right lateral excursion
left lateral excursion
protrusion

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5
Q

ICP

A

where teeth fit together in maximum intercuspation

where teeth reach at end of chewing cycle

most stable position

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6
Q

ICP contacts
- functional cusps
- non functional cusps

A

functional -
occlude with opposing teeth
lingual UP, buccal LP

non functional -
do not occlude
buccal UP, lingual LP

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7
Q

ICP contacts
- fossa

A

depression or concavity on tooth surface
functional cusp contacts fossa of opposing tooth

lingual Umolar contacts fossa of Lmolars

buccal of Lmolar contacts fossa Umolar

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8
Q

overjet

A

upper teeth overshoot direction of lowers

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9
Q

open bite

A

anterior -
lack of vertical overlap of anterior teeth when posterior in occlusion

posterior/lateral -
failure of contact between posterior when teeth are in occlusion

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10
Q

mutually protected occlusion

A

gold standard

canine guidance

posterior disocclusion in lateral excursions
no working/non side contacts
no protrusive interferences

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11
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group function

A

mandible moves to left, left contacts

bilateral seen in tooth wear

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12
Q

anterior guidance

A

teeth guide mandibular movement into and away from ICP

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13
Q

protrusion and lateral excursion

A

incisal guidance

canine guidance

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14
Q

occlusal interference results in failure of restoration by

A

debonding
crown fracture
root fracture

mobility
drifting out of alignment

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15
Q

types of occlusal interference

A

working side
non working side
protrusive

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16
Q

why avoid posterior contacts

A

teeth designed to absorb heavy forces in direction of long axis

NOT significant lateral foces

less rest for muscles
occlusal trauma
undesirable tooth movements

17
Q

bruxism

A

parafunctional grinding of teeth
involuntary rhythmic or spasm

tooth wear, fractured restorations, tooth migration, tooth mobility, muscle pain, headache, ear ache, pain, stiffness TMJ