Occlusal Considerations Flashcards
what are the baseline for evalulating patients occlusion?
- teeth
- TMJ
- Musculature
What are the goals for direct restorations
- minimize trauma
- preserve structures
- promote longevity
- restore mastication
in most clinical situations occlusal contacts on direct restorations are
created in MIP and excursive movements
harmony with pt occlusion
what is the static relationship between the incising amd asticating surfaces of the max and man teeth or tooth analogues
occlusion
the static and dynamic contact relationship between occlussal surfaces of teeth during fuction
articulation
you need to ______ pt occlusion before starting tx
understand and evaulate
for optimal functional occlusion posterior teeth (stationary)
- mulitple even bilateral and simultaneous contacts
- mandible in CR
- axial loading
the teeth in the posterior are loaded
axial
axial loading
forces directed over the long axis of the tooth
what happens if teeth are not loaded axial?
- cracks/ fractures
- tramua to PDL and bone
- wear on the teeth
- possible trauma to TMJ
for optimal functional occlusion anterior teeth (stationary)
- lighter contacts than post
- ot loaded axial (can’t high loads)
why should anterior teeth have contacts?
- if they do not they will super erupt
- wont happen equal so can cause shifting
what are the optimal occlusal relationships for excursve movements?
- canine guidance
- anterior guidance
laterotrusive side (right lateral movement)
canines on this side guide the movement
working side
mediotrusive side (right lateral movement)
no teeth should contact on this side