Static Occlusion Flashcards

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1
Q

what is occlusion?

A

contact relationships between teeth within and between arches

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2
Q

what is this called?

A

contact points

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3
Q

what is this called?

A

arch form

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4
Q

what is this called?

A

tooth alignment

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5
Q

what is this called?

A

Bilateral cross-bite

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6
Q

what is this called?

A

intercuspal position

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7
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what is this called?

A

molar relationships

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8
Q

what is this called?

A

incisor relationships

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9
Q

what are stagnation areas?

A

places where plaque bacteria can accumulate that is hard to clean

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10
Q

contact points between teeth are important for? 2

A

food displacement during mastication
arch alignment/stability

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11
Q

what is a marginal ridge?

A

elevated enamel that forms the mesial and distal borders of the occlusal surface of the teeth

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12
Q

each upper tooth contacts with what? 2

A

its lower antagonist
its distal neighbour

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13
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tooth alignment is determined by? 2

A

path of eruption
forces exerted on the teeth

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14
Q

what is the neutral zone (tooth alignment)?

A
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15
Q

the neutral zone is clinically important for what?

A

denture construction

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16
Q

the upper molar occlusal surfaces face?

A

buccally

17
Q

the lower molar occlusal surfaces face?

A

lingually

18
Q

what is this line called?

A

Curve of Wilson

19
Q

which arch is slightly longer?

A

upper arch

20
Q

which arch overlaps the other

A

upper arch

21
Q

the upper buccal cusps are ? to the lower buccal cusps

A

buccal

22
Q

what is this called?

A

unilateral cross-bite

23
Q

what is this line called?

A

Curve of Spee

24
Q

what is Angle’s classification?

A

a way of grading the occlusion based off the relationship between the MB cusp of U6 and MB groove of L6

25
Q

what Angle of classification is this?

A

class I

26
Q

what angle of classification is this?

A

class II

27
Q

what angle of classification is this?

A

class III

28
Q

what is an overbite?

A

tooth overlap in the vertical plane

29
Q

what is an open bite?

A

no overbite, no tooth contact

30
Q

what is an overjet?

A

tooth overlap in the horizontal plane

31
Q

what is the incisor classification?

A

relates lower incisor tip to cingulum plateau of the upper incisor

32
Q

which incisor classification is this?

A

Class I

33
Q

which incisor classification is this?

A

class II div I

34
Q

which incisor classification is this?

A

class II div II

35
Q

which incisor classification is this?

A

class III