Occlusion

Question 1

What is occlusion?

Answer 1

Occlusion is the STATIC relationship of teeth

Question 2

What is maximum Intercuspation

Answer 2

It is the complete intercuspation of the opposing teeth, INDEPENDENT of condylar position

Question 3

What does habitual occlusion?

Answer 3

In CHEWING where the maximum contact between teeth occurs

Question 4

Occlusal disease

Answer 4

It is a deformation or disturbance of function of any structure within the masticator system that are in this equilibrium with a harmonious interrelationship between the

TMJ
Masticatory musculature, and
the occlusing surface of teeth

Question 5

Potentially damaging factors in occlusion

Answer 5

Marginal Ridge discrepancies

Extruded teeth

Wide occlusal tables resulting from excessive wear

Deep overbite with minimal overjet

Question 6

Destructive occlusion forces can be reduced by

Answer 6

Selective grinding

Orthodontics

Restorative treatments

Tooth extraction

Question 7

What’s important objective of occlusion adjustments?

Answer 7

To achieve a more favourable direction and distribution of forces of occlusion

Question 8

Interferences

Answer 8

Should be corrected BEFORE starting any restorative treatment

Question 9

Maxillary lingual cusps of max. 4

Answer 9

In the DTF of mandible 4

Question 10

Maxillary lingual cusps of max. 5

Answer 10

In the DTF of mandibular 5

Question 11

MLC of Maxillary first molar

Answer 11

MLC—-CF of mandibular first molar

DLC —-DMR of mandibular, first molar and MMR of mandibular second molar

Question 12

Maxillary lingual cusps Maxillary 7

Answer 12

MLC—-CF of second molar

DLC —-DMR of second molar and MMR of third molar

Question 13

Mandibular buccal cusps of 4

Answer 13

MTF of 4 and DMR of 3

Question 14

Mandibular buccal cusps of Second premolar

Answer 14

MTF of second premolar

Question 15

Mandibular buccal cusps of first molar

Answer 15

MBC—-MMR or first molar and DMR of second premolar

DBC —-CF of first molar

Distal —-DF of first molar

Question 16

Mandibular buccal cusps of second molar

Answer 16

MBC—-MMR of second molar and DMR off first molar

DBC —— CF of second molar

Question 17

Bilaterally balanced articulation

Answer 17

Maximum number of teeth in contact in maximum Intercuspation ….and all excursive positions

Question 18

Bliterally balanced articulation

Answer 18

Complete denture fabrication.

This tooth arrangement helps to maintain DENTURE sTABIlITy

Question 19

Uniliterally balanced articulation

group function

Answer 19

Excursive contacts occur between all opposing posterior tooth on laterotrusive or the working side only

In protrusive movements,no posterior teeth contact

Question 20

Mutually protected articulation

Answer 20

the overlap of anterior teeth prevents posterior teeth from making any contact on either working or not working site during mandibular excursion

this separation from occlusion was termed disocclusion

Question 21

mutually protected articulation

Answer 21

also called canine protected, occlusion or organic occlusion

Question 22

Mutually protected articulation

Answer 22

The anterior teeth bear the entire load

the posterior teeth, disoccluded in any excursive position of the mandible

the desired result is an absence of frictional wear

Question 23

forces in mutually protected articulation

Answer 23

All posterior teeth are in contact with the forces, being directed along the long axis

The anterior teeth, either contact likely or are very slightly out of contact, approximately 25 micron, relieving them of the obliquely directed forces that would be the result of anterior tooth contact

Question 24

To reconstruct them out with a mutually protected occlusion

Answer 24

Teeth should be periodontal he healthy

Question 25

if anterior bone loss or missing canines

Answer 25

Restore temptation by group function (unilateral balance)

Question 26

In mutually protected articulation

Answer 26

CR=IC

CR coincides with maximum interception position

Question 27

contraindications of a reverse occlusion, or a cross bite

Answer 27

Class two or a class three malocclusion, where the mandible cannot be guided by the anterior teeth,

so we cannot use a mutually protected occlusion

Question 28

and I didn’t occlusion will have on the working side

Answer 28

Canine guidance or group function

Question 29

In a mutually protected occlusion fabricating in FPD’s from tooth 11 to 13

Answer 29

requires an incisal guides table