Occlusion Flashcards

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RESTORATION ISSUES = overload teeth

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  1. Premature contacts/ Interference = rest left too high (shiny amalgam indicates high spot)
    o Fremitus = tap teeth, tooth vibrates > neighbouring
    o Continual low grade trauma
     PDL inflam, pain on biting
     PDL widens
     Mobility+drifting
  2. Lateral forces on Posterior teeth = pre/molars designed for vertical
  3. Excessive forces from Parafunction = bruxism, habits use muscles > chewing
     ↑wear, fracture rest, muscle pain, microcracks
  • Conformative treatment = to existing occlusion, same bite, avoid issues
  • Reorganised treatment = △ occlusion
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ANATOMY

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  • Ascending ramus = masseter inserts
  • Coronoid process = temporalis m inserts
  • Condylar process = jaw hinge
  • Zygomatic arch
  • Glenoid fossa = condyle inserts  articular eminence guides
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Occlusion Biting

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  • Freeway Space = resting 2-4mm
  • Inter-cuspal Pos = max interlock of teeth
  • Retruded Contact Pos = closing, 1st contact
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Occlusal schemes

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  1. Canine guidance = contact in working side
  2. Group function = 2+ teeth contact  wear
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Occlusal Positions

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  • Open = terminal hinge axis, digastric m, rotation 20mm  translation, lateral pterygoid
  • Close = temporalis m  masseter+medial pterygoid m clenches
  • Protrude = condylar guidance
  • Lateral = lateral pterygoid, working side moves direction, non orbits
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Articulator

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o ICP
o Occlusal scheme
o Evidence parafunctional habits
o Extraoral = m palpation, tender to p
o Palpate TMJs open+close, click+grind

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