Biometric methods of analysis Flashcards
(11 cards)
1
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Biometric data of dental arches and occlusion recorded on
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Plaster models
2
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Biometric analysis requires
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- Evaluation of plaster models in three spatial planes
3
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Three planes required for biometric analysis
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- Transverse plane
- Sagittal plane
- Horizontal plane
4
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Transverse plane
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- Assessment of anterio-posterior discrepencies
- Projected on maxillaty tuberosity -tuberosity plane
5
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Sagittal plane
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- Assessment of transverse discrepensies
- Projected on midsagittal plane of face
- Perpendicular to transverse plane
6
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Horizontal plane
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- Used for vertical discrepancies
- Projected on occlusal surfaces of teeth
- Perpendicular to another planes
7
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Identification of Transverse plane on study model
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- Distal to maxillary tuberosity
- Two points between second premolar and first molar
8
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Identification of Sagittal plane on study model
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- Two reference points in maxillary maxillary and mandibular arches
9
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Maxillary Sagittal plane reference points plane on study model
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- Projections of anterior and posterior nasal spine
- Anterior point-Intersection of palatine raphe and second palatine ruga
- Posterior point-Most posterior point of palatine raphe before bisection or intersection of diagonals connecting palatine fovea
- Marked on impressions in advance- located on hard and soft palate
10
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Mandibular Sagittal plane reference points plane on study model
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Anterior point-Projection of mental spine and under lingual frenulum on cast
* Posterior point- Vertical line from maxillary arch midline- Upper model base to lower model base
11
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Identification of Horizontal plane on study model
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- Parallel to occlusal plane
- Reference point marked on occlusal surfaces