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Presented in the first, second, and third quarters of the freshman year, basic occlusal concepts and procedures are introduced by both laboratory and didactic components. In the fall, the student is familiarized with static and dynamic occlusion, the dental
articulator, and functional waxing. Simultaneous with clinical activities in Dentistry II during the winter quarter, related laboratory activities of diagnostic articulator mounting with an arbitrary facebow are presented. Concluding in the spring quarter,
static and dynamic concepts of occlusion are applied to occlusal equilibration. Department of Restorative Dentistry
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Language: English
Professors: Michael Williams
Units: 85
Lesson content
- The Clinical Occlusal Examination
- Bite Raising Splint (Evaluation)
- Four-Bicuspid Extraction
- Waxing the Full Coverage Bite Splint
- Bruxism
- Construction of an Occlusal Bite Splint
- Occlusal Adjustment of Mounted Cast
- Fabricating Pontic Splint, Soldering Lugs, Investing/Casting
- TMJ Occlusion Embouchure
- Acute Traumatic TMJ Arthritis III
- Scleroderma and Occlusal Dysfunction
- Occlusal Adjustment - Centric Relation
- Setting the Fully Adjustable Articulator
- Use of the Kinesiograph in the Study of Jaw Movements
- Waxing of an Occlusal Bite Plane Splint
- Denar Pantronic
- Denar Reusable Clutch System
- Examination of Occlusion
- Occlusal Adjustment Part I (Centric)
- Occlusal Adjustment Part II (Lateral & Protrusive)
- Waxing Occlusion in Harmony with Mandibular Movements
- Electroformed Die Technique for Rubber Base Impressions
- Pressure Control During Complete Denture Impressions
- Physiologic Basis for Removable Appliances
- Multiple Impressions
- Fabrication of Die and Cast
- Traumatic Occlusion: Orthodontic & Restorative Consideration
- Mechanical Articulation and Posterior Tooth Design
- Terminal Hinge Movement
- Mounting Stone Casts on a Whip Mix Articulator - Part I
- Mounting Stone Casts on a Whip Mix Articulator
- Mounting Stone Casts on a Whip Mix Articulator - Part III
- Mounting Stone Casts on a Hanau Articulator
- Mounting the Maxillary Cast on the Articulator
- Zeroing the Articulator
- Mounting the Mandibular Casts on the Articulator
- Basic Articulator Movements
- Principles of Mounting Stone Casts in an Articulator
- Comparing Arcon and Condylar Articulators
- Terminal Hinge Axis Location
- TMJ Articulator
- Mounting of Casts in a Semi-Adj. Artic. and Bite Splints
- Delivering and Adjusting the Occlusal Bite Plane Splint
- Fabrication of Bite Plane Splint, Part II: Semi Direct Waxing
- Fabrication of Bite Plane Splint, Part III :Try-In & Adjustment
- Waxing Occlusion in Harmony with Mandibular Movements
- Occlusal Problems Due to Incorrect Restorative Procedures
- Orienting Pantograph to Patient
- Intermaxillary Relations - Centric Relations
- Myomonitor Centric
- Waxing the Complete Denture
- Intermaxillary Relations - Occlusal Vertical Dimension
- Detection of Occlusal Dysfunction - Dental Hygienist's Role
- Partial Denture Failure
- Discrepancies in Vertical Relations on Healthy Patients
- Determinants of Occlusal Morphology
- Functional Waxing of Mandibular Bridge
- Preparation of Immediate Denture for Delivery
- Balancing Side Interferences
- Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for Problem Bridge Cases
- Split Cast Remount and Equilibration in Centric Occlusion
- Equilibration in Working and Balancing
- Posterior Teeth - Balanced Occlusion
- Introduction to Clinical Occlusal Examination
- Mounting the Master Casts on the Articulator
- Mechanical Articulator
- Functional Waxing Review
- Maxillo-mandibular Jaw Relations
- Wax Bites for Study Casts
- Electromyographic Biofeedback
- Waxing Exercise - Part 1
- Waxing Exercise - Part 2
- Waxing Occlusion in Harmony With Mandibular Movements
- Diagnostic Waxing
- Occlusal Examination of Correctly Articulated Casts
- Tooth Reduction and Wax Manipulation
- Analysis from Centric Occlusion
- Performing a Pantographic Survey
- Correction of the Occlusion After Processing
- Registration Technique for Occlusal Analysis and Prosthodontic Trea
- Balancing Interferences and Bruxism
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