Lec 12 - Occlusal Morphology Determinants

Question 1

mutual protected occlusion does NOT have

Answer 1

working side teeth contacting

Question 2

horizontal stuff from quiz

Answer 2

grooves and ridges

Question 3

vertical stuff from quiz

Answer 3

cusp height

Question 4

most people choose to chew on blank side

Answer 4

one

Question 5

pattern of chewing stroke

Answer 5

tear drop

Question 6

masticatory cycle

Answer 6

open, mandible toward side we are chewing on, back to MIC

Question 7

three neuromuscular determinants of occlusion

Answer 7

bruxism, mastication, bite force

Question 8

average person bites this hard

Answer 8

150-250 lbs

Question 9

edentulous person bites this hard

Answer 9

5-8 lbs

Question 10

max edentulous force like with denture

Answer 10

50 lbs

Question 11

bruxism will cause a blank because mandibular buccal cusps will be worn down and shorter than the lingual cusps

Answer 11

reverse curve of wilson

Question 12

anterior controlling factor of occlusion

Answer 12

anterior guidance

Question 13

posterior controlling factor of occlusion

Answer 13

condylar guidance (angle of eminence)

Question 14

vertical determinants of occlusal morphology

Answer 14

cusp height and fossa depth

Question 15

steeper angle of the eminence, the blank the posterior cusps

Answer 15

taller/steeper

Question 16

flatter angle of eminence, the blank the posterior cusps

Answer 16

shorter

Question 17

greater the horizontal overlap, blank anterior guidance, blank posterior cusps

Answer 17

decreased, shorter

Question 18

greater vertical overlap, blank anterior guidance, blank posterior cusps

Answer 18

increased, taller

Question 19

longer the radius of a-p curve of spee, the blank the posterior cusps

Answer 19

longer (doesnt make sense)

Question 20

shorter the radius of a-p curve of spee, the blank of the posterior cusps

Answer 20

shorter (doesnt make sense)

Question 21

more superior movement of the rotating condyle in bennett movement side shift…. blank posterior cusps

Answer 21

shorter

Question 22

greater movement of the rotating condyle in bennett movement side shift…. blank posterior cusps

Answer 22

shorter

Question 23

more immediate movement of the rotating condyle in bennett movement side shift…. blank posterior cusps

Answer 23

shorter

Question 24

more progressive movement of the rotating condyle in bennett movement side shift…. blank posterior cusps

Answer 24

shorter

Question 25

horizontal determinants of occlusion

Answer 25

grooves and ridges

Question 26

greater the distance of the tooth from the rotating condyle, the blank the angle formed by laterotrusive (working side) and mediotrusive (non working side) pathways generated by supporting cusp tips

Answer 26

wider

Question 27

as the tooth is positioned further from the midsagittal plane, the angles formed by laterotrusive and mediotrusive pathways generated by the supporting cusps will blank

Answer 27

increase

Question 28

As the amount of the lateral translation movement increases, the angle between the mediotrusive and laterotrusive pathways generated by the supporting cusps tips blank

Answer 28

increases

Question 29

The greater the intercondylar distances, the blank the angle formed by mediotrusive and laterotrusive pathways generated by the supporting cusp tips.

Answer 29

smaller