malocclusion Flashcards
what was an important part of ortho that was not of concern in the early days
The way upper and lower teeth contacted one another
the father of moddern ortho (inveted terms of malocculsion)
edward angle
angle’s postulate said what was the key to occlusion
Maxillary first moloars: that the mesiobuccal cusp of upper first shoud be in the bucal groove of the lower first
-if all else were aligned, everything else would occldude
where does angles line of occulsion pass through
- The central fossae of the maxillary posterior teeth and across the cingualum of the uper canine and insicors
- buccal cusp of the mandibular posterior teeth and incisal edge of canine and incisors
what is class II occlusion
Lower molar distal
what is a class III occlsion
Lower molar is mesial
what angles classification does not have a line of occusion
class II Class III
what is a class I occlusion
Normal of molars
Line of occlusion incorrect due to poorly aligned teeth
what angle’s classification does not have problems
Just simple normal occlusion
how important did angle view dental occlusion
That facial asthetics would follow
- not true
what did cephalmoetric radiology show
That the Joints/jaws were partly invovled in how teeth occluded leading to Class I, II, and III not jsut malposed teeth.
skeletal class II
Small mandible to maxilla
skeletal class III
large mandible to maxilla
what became the ortho goal after angle
Correct possition of teeth and jaw
- in addition to soft tissue
how was the extent of malocclusion calculated
using an irregularity index
- the total distance between incisor contects
overjet
the horizontal overlap of inciors
what is normal overjet
2-3mm, the tickness of one incors
