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Classification of occlusive functions and dysfunctions. Stability
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Jean-Daniel Orthlieb
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Classification of occlusive functions and dysfunctions. Stability
Jean-Daniel OrthliebLesson is included in the next courses:
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– Occlusion stability:
- ICP
- Vertical and horizontal
- Proximal contacts.
– The role of the first molars in the stability of occlusion
– Reduced and short dental arch: differences and functionality
– Transverse stability: classification
– Unstable inter-tubercular contacts: over-occlusion
– Risks of TMJ compression
– Loss of lateral occlusal support and loss of vertical demention of occlusion
– Vertical incisor dysocclusion
– Clinical methods for assessing the stability of occlusion
– Minimum stabilization: 4 key points.
Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, Prosthetist, Dental Technician, General Dentist.
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