occlusion (physio and non physio)

Question 1

influence of MANDIBULAR movements by the contacting surfaces of max and mand anterior teeth

Answer 1

guidance

Question 2

physiological classifications of occlusion

Answer 2

• theoretically ideal
• physiologic
• non-physiologic
• therapeutic

Question 3

theoretically ideal occlusion

Answer 3

• ML cusp of max goes in central fossa
• MB cusp of max goes into the buccal groove (angles class 1)
• correct jaw size
• correct teeth relationship

Question 4

physiologic occlusion

Answer 4

• pt acceptance with appearnance
• comfortable
• no functional problems
• functional adaptation
• NO active tooth migration
• no excessive wear or signs with PDL

Question 5

what 3 parameters should u ask ur pt

Answer 5

• comfort
• function
• esthetic

Question 6

is therapeutic intervention required for physiologic occlusion

Answer 6

no

Question 7

non physiologic occlusion (subjective criteria)

Answer 7

• discomfort
• dysfunction
• esthetic deficits

Question 8

teeth migrate

Answer 8

mesially

Question 9

non physiologic occlusion (objective criteria)

Answer 9

• unstable occlusion
• perio problems related to occlusion (fremitus)
• other dental problems (wear, fracture, root resorption, abfraction, overclosure)
• TMD

Question 10

therapeutic occlusion

Answer 10

occlusion modified to become physiological occlusion

Question 11

restore other lesions but keep the same bite

Answer 11

conformative therapeutic occlusion

Question 12

change the bite completely (eg. ortho)

Answer 12

reorganized therapeutic occlusion

Question 13

if you do therapeutic treatment on non-physio occlusion, what do you get

Answer 13

therapeutic occlusion