Lecture 4- Development Of Occlusion Flashcards
What are the 4 stages of development of dentition
Gum pads
Primary dentition
Mixed dentition
Permanent dentition
These are the alveolar arches at time of birth
Gum pads
Retrognathic mandible in gum pads are corrected by
Differential and forward growth of mandible
Anterior open bite in gum pad are corrected by
Eruption of primary incisors
Infantile swallow in gum pads are corrected by
Weaning from liquid to solid food
When does eruption of primary teeth begins?
6 months
When does all primary teeth must erupt?
3 years old
Give the characteristics of primary dentition
Spaced anteriors
Primate spaces
Shallow overbite and overjet
Straight terminal plane
Almost vertical inclination of anterior teeth
Ovoid arch form
Location of primate spaces
Mesial to maxillary primary canine
Distal to mandibular primary canine
What is the ideal occlusion in primary dentition?
Flush
How does deep bite in primary dentition can be corrected?
Eruption of primary molars
Attrition of incisal edges
Forward and downward growth of mandible
How does flush terminal plane corrected in primary dentition?
Early mesial shift
How does primary spacing in primary dentition corrected?
Eruption of permanent teeth
It is to compensate the large mesiodistal width of primary C,D,E
Nance Leeway Space
Nance Leeway Space - maxillary
0.9mm per quadrant; 1.8mm total