Recording the occlusoin Flashcards
What are the step we take to record the occlusion
- Upper rim first
- Lower rim
- Both together
What do we check for when we are recording the occlusion of the upper rim
- Correct lip support
- Adjust incisal level
- Make sure occlusal rim is parallel with the interpupilary line
- Make sure occlusal rim is parallel with the Ala tragal pain
What do we check for when we are recording the occlusion of the lower rim
Adjust height for correct oVD
What do we check for when we are recording the occlusion of both occlusal rims together
- Mark on the mid line and premolar lines
2. Guide patietn to retruded position and seal with blu mousse
State the ideal nano labial angle
90-110 degrees
What can we do to increase lip support on an upper occlusal rim
Use was
How much of incisal length is seen when a person is at rest with their mouth open
1-2mm
Why do we want the upper occlusal Tim to be parallel with the inter pupillary line
To avoid the teeth being set up on a slope
How do we assess the orientation of a record rim when it is in the patients mouth
Use fox occlusal plane guide
How do we ensure the upper occlusal rim is parallel to the alar tarsal plane
Use fox occlusal plane to compare the line running between the trigs and widest part of nostril with the denture
(can use a wax knife to visualise the alar tragal plane )
How do we change the ordination of the upper record rim if it is not parallel with the alar tragal line
Add or remove wax from the poster part of the rim in a wedge shape
(we want to retain a flat base to the rim)
What should the free way space be
2-4mm
What is OVD
Occlusal vertical dimension
What is RVD
Retruded vertical dimension
How do we measure OVD and RVD
Using willis gauge