Complete Dentures: Selective Grinding/Bilaterally Balanced Occlusion - Lecture

This lecture is part of the RESD 1211 Complete Denture II course curriculum at New York City College of Technology. Video is made for instructional and educational purposes ONLY. No products or companies mentioned are endorsed by NYCCT, they are only mentioned for educational purposes.
The following major topics are covered in this lecture presentation:
1) Remounting
2) Restoring VDO
3) Correcting Centric, Working, Balancing, and Protrusive Occlusion

[@drsanjeev1000]

Brilliantly explained sir. Thanks

[@Palmyyears]

Thank you... Very informative.

[@azouz5675]

hepful explanation juste one question why in occlusion max intercuspation the anterior teeth should not touch ?

[@mikefredo9046]

If it touches in group functionig it might be okay but if it put force in some anterior solely, it can put the patient to the bed. Distal movement in tmj where there is no space and pushing anterior forward will lead to nose deviation , facial pain,swallow problems and also shaking of facial nurves around the anterior which holds jaw. Just an idea, not to follow, i am not a dentist.

[@azouz5675]

why anterior teeth should not touch their antagonist and posterior should do ?

[@qp2438]

You cant be serious

[@DrSmile000]

To protect premaxilla from further resorption and also for proper phonetics especially S sounds.