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Occlusal Scheme Flashcards

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look

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Disclusion of posterior teeth natrually

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Anterior guidance

Natural occlsuion

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In natural occlsuion, the teeth do what to each other?

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Protect each other, Mutually Protective Scheme of Occlusion

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In natural occlsuion what is the guidence?

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Canine Guidence

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5
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stabilizing the denture and stress distribution during functioning

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Complete denture occlusion

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What type of denture occlusion?

Bilateral eccentric contacts to provide stability of the denture bases during function

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Balance Occlusion

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What type of denture occlusion?

Non-balanced monoplane occlsuion

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Neurocentric

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Balance in all excursive movment to prevent tipping

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Bilateral Balanced Denture Occlusion

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The bilateral simultaneous** contact of opposing upper and lower posterior teeth** in ____ position with a smooth **bilateral gliding contact **to any eccentric position within the normal range of mandibular function

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  • Centric Postion
  • Eccentric postion

Bilateral balanced occlsuion to decrease tipping or rotation

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3 main characterisits of Bilateral Balanced Denture Occlusion

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  1. Bilateral poserior centric contact
  2. centralized forces on mucosa
  3. balaced occlsion, minimize tipping
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10
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What kind of teeth go on a balanced occlsion denture?

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Anatomic teeth

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the anterior-posterior plane of occlusion should be parallel to the denture foundation area and not dictated by condylar inclination.

plane of occlsuion completely flat and level
* no curve of spee or wilson
* Compensating curve

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Neurocentric Monoplane occlusion

flat post teeth

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In Neurocentric Monoplane occlusion he is ____ of anterior teeth

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No verticle overalap of anterior teeth

Cosmetically unfavorable,

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in Neurocentric Monoplane occlusion pt ____ when eating does now chew or grind

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chopper!

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in Neurocentric Monoplane occlusion an anterior overlap can be made for aethetic purposed BUT in balancing and protrusive positions this causes what?

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this causes seperation of posterior teeth leading to tipping of denture.

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How can Bilateral balanced occlusion can also be obtained with non-anatomic posterior teeth?

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Employment of balance ramps

at least 3 points of contact

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why is balance necessary?

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For parafunctional movment, chewing, off balance is pain while chewing.

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Cruve of?

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Curve of Spee

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Curve of?

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Curve of wilson

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  • Minimize trauma to the supporting structures
  • Preserve remaining structures
  • Enhance stabilityof the dentures
  • Facilitate esthetics and speech
  • Restore mastication efficiency to a reasonable level
  • Decrease lateral forces to the residual ridges.
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Goals of Complete Denture Occlusion

20
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Hanaus Quint (made articulator)

WHat are 5 factors affecting occlsual balance?

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  1. Condylar Inclination
  2. Incisal Guidance
  3. Occlusal Plane Inclination
  4. Compensating Curve
  5. Cusp Inclination
21
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Flat teeth

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Monoplane neurocentric teeth

22
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Flat with balancing ramp

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type of posterior tooth form

23
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posterior teet are ____

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lingualized

24
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10 , 15, 20 degree teeth are?

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Semi-anatomic

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30 degree tooth is ?

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anatomic

26
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More bone on ridge =

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allows for more anatomic tooth

27
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The key of denture occlusion by having _____

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bilateral contact in all movements.

28
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Flat occlusal surface gives more ____but chopping the food rather than grinding

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stability

29
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What type of tooth?

Resorbed or flabby ridges

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Monoplane teeth, low cusp height

30
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What type of tooth?

present dentures have anatomic teeth which have not been severely ground or worn and the alveolar ridges are not severely resorbed,

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Anatomic teeth used

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What type of tooth?

the existing denture teeth have been worn flat

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Non-anatomic teeth used

32
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What occlsual plane? What type of tooth?

ANXIOUS, NERVOUS INDIVIDUALS ARE MORE BRUX, WHICH CAN BE ESPECIALLY TRAUMATIC TO THE SUPPORTING STRUCTURES WHEN ANATOMIC POSTERIOR DENTURE TEETH ARE USED.

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Monoplane occlusal scheme, non anatomic tooth

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What teeth?

skeletal class II relationship

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Non anatomic posterior teeth

34
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What teeth?

greater width of the mandibular arch requires a crossbite (class 3), ____ mandibular posterior teeth are often used with the maxillary buccal cusps opposing the mandibular central fossae.

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Non-anatomic mandibilar post

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A ____ denture tooth form like lingualized or monoplane would give the “freedom” for the patient to reestablish the correct maxillo-mandibular relationship

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non-intercuspated tooth

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What teeth?

High oposing cusp height?

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More anatomic tooth?

37
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what teeth?

Flat worn out opposing teeth?

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non anatomic, monoplane teth

38
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No canine guidance do what?

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Stabilize the denture with **bilateral balance occlusion
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39
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Look

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RCD 1001 (9 decks)

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