7 - Occlusion 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is an arcon articulator?

A

Condyle is set on the lower component

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2
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What is an average value articulator?

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  • Bennet angle is set at 15 degrees
  • condylar guidance angle is set at 30 degrees
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3
Q

What is a semi-adjustable articulator?

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Allows operator to set their own Bennet and condylar guidance angles

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4
Q

What are the different components of a facebow?

A
  • bite fork
  • transfer jig assembly
  • earbow
  • reference plane locator
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5
Q

What are the steps of taking a facebow registration?

A
  • mark anterior reference point
  • bite registration using bite fork
  • assembly of earbow and transfer jig
  • fit bow’s earpieces into patient’s ears
  • align pointer with anterior reference point
  • ensure bow is parallel to floor
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6
Q

What is the anterior reference point?

A
  • 43mm apical to the incisal edge of 12
  • approx location of infraorbital foramen
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7
Q

What does a facebow record?

A

The relationship of the maxilla to the hinge axis of rotation of the mandible

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8
Q

How can you mount the lower cast?

A
  • ICP (conformative approach)
  • RCP (reorganised approach)
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9
Q

How do you record the ICP when ICP is not obvious to technician?

A
  • wax
  • paste
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10
Q

How do you record the ICP when ICP is obvious to technician?

A
  • lots of tooth contacts
  • no material required
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11
Q

How do you record the ICP when there are free end saddles?

A

Record block

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12
Q

What are considerations when taking an occlusal record in wax or paste?

A
  • if the material is too thick it will prop the occlusion open and this becomes a reorganised approach
  • ensure cusp tips are visible through material
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13
Q

Define a conformative approach.

A
  • provisions of restorations in harmony with the existing jaw relationship
  • restorations do not alter the occlusion of other teeth
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14
Q

When is the conformative approach not utilised?

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  • when increased OVD is required
  • teeth are out of position
  • significant change in appearance
  • history of occlusally related failures
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15
Q

What is a reorganised approach?

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  • new restorations are planned to a different occlusion that is defined before work begins
  • should be well tolerated by patient
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16
Q

Why would a reorganised approach be utilised?

A
  • ICP is non-existent or intolerable for patient
  • space is required to place restorations
  • RCP is a reproducible position independent of teeth
17
Q

How do you guide a patient into RCP?

A
  • bimanual manipulation
  • chin point guidance
  • chin point guidance with anterior jig
18
Q

Describe the position of the mandible in RCP.

A

RCP recorded at slightly increased OVD just prior to tooth contact when the mandible is rotating about its terminal hinge axis

19
Q

How do you record RCP occlusal registration?

A
  • wax
  • paste
  • record block (if free end saddles)
20
Q

What is the retruded arc of closure?

A

Initial tooth contact (RCP) can happen at any point along this arc

21
Q

What is the checklist for occlusal analysis? (11)

A
  • TMJ and MOM function
  • incisor relationship
  • molar relationship
  • open/cross bites
  • guidance
  • wear facets
  • restorations fractures
  • occlusal contacts
  • deflective contacts
  • working/nonworking contacts
  • mount casts