Occlusion and TMD Flashcards
what are the two schools of articulator design?
Geometric (non-anatomic) design
Condylar (anatomic) design
Which school denied the existance of condylar axes and disregarded the condylar paths as influences n occlusion?
Geometric (non-anatomic) design
Which school claimed that the articulation of teeth guides the mandible during mastication?
Geometric (non-anatomic) design
What school uses adjustable condylar guides and average value instruments?
condylar (anatomic) design
who proposed the equilateral triangle theory?
william bonwill
The equilateral triangle theory states that the size of the mandible is equal to ___cm (__ inches) from condyle to condyle and from each condyle to the ____ point.
10; 4; incisor
what is formed between the occlusal plane and Bonwill triangle?
balkwill angle
The curve of Spee is the anteroposterior curve extending from the tip of the mandibular ___ along the ___ cusp tips of the mandibular posterior teeth.
canine; buccal
T/F. The degree of the curvature of the curve of Spee influences the height of the posterior cusps that will function in harmony with mandibular movement.
True.
Regarding the Curve of Spee, the location of the axis of that cylinder’s curvature is at the level of the ___ __-___ plane.
horizontal mid-orbital
If one moves their jaw until the incisors touch (protrusion) the space that occurs between the maxilla and the mandible is known as the ____ phenomenon.
Christensen’s
Christensen was the first to describe an intraoral method for obtaining a ____ record to determine the condylar inclination.
protrusive
T/F. During Christensen’s phenomenon, there is maximal occlusion of the posterior teeth.
False. There is no occlusion of posterior teeth.
Where did Monson’s Spherical Theory set the center of rotation?
at the sella turcica
Monson spherical theory used Bonwill’s equilateral triangle to create a ___.
pyramid