Dental occlusion - Angle’s classifications

What is dental occlusion? Dental occlusion refers to the way in which the teeth line up with each other as the jaw goes from open to closed. So malocclusion is when the teeth don’t line up properly, and Angle’s classification of malocclusion is a system used to categorize that: Class 1 - malocclusion, Class 2 - distocclusion, and Class 3 - mesioocclusion.
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[@popopowerful]

dental occlusion starts at 4:41

[@thefenerbahcesk4156]

In summary, dentistry is a lot of terminology.

[@sihle_mnisi2942]

MAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarn, tell me about it....!!! From start to finish!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pistonaru]

yeah,i hate dentistry already. 3rd year

[@tamannatamy9243]

So true!

[@missimartion4441]

😂

[@Malala-Jan]

And it's all useless stuff too. Never heard my dentist go "Hmmm, I'm gonna check the transverse ridge and then look at the mesiopalatal cusp."

[@daniellesamuels9600]

Wow this is amazing! I wish i found this weeks ago and not the night before my exam haha thank you!

[@osmosis]

Hope your exam went well! Feel free to checkout our video library at osmosis.org for more of our content that you might need. Good luck! 😊

[@Ahyesha1]

Same for me night before exam lol

[@hibashami444]

I can relate at the moment 😢😂😂😂

[@shivanigupta1578]

Love this and want more video on dental work

[@rafalsal]

More dental videos please, Thank you!

[@jessemitchem3880]

The groove highlighted purple at 5:37 is the central groove, not the buccal groove where the mesiobuccal cusp of the first molar occludes.

[@Axedestro]

"Buccal side of the mandibular 1st molar's (central) groove, rather than right in the middle of the valley"

[@emelkhan1773]

I don't know how to thank u👌❤️thanku so much ....v helpful for exams learning through visual is best rather than reading a book .

[@osmosis]

Most welcome, Emel! 😊

[@pistonaru]

my head hurts,my tummy is aching,and I slept for 3 hours. God help me. I want a ice cold beer after this exam

[@pradyotitachakraborty586]

Lol, your comment is so funny

[@brenobras3795]

Plzz make a video about Photosynthesis, I understand the things u say, like nobody else!! (I know this isn't the field you work with...)

[@sarahkhan443]

This cleared up so much thanks a lot ❤️

[@safwoodfear167]

Extremely helpful 👍

[@syedasana8867]

Please do more of dental series

[@Ahyesha1]

This helps a lot for my next test

[@osmosis]

Glad to help! Hope you ace your test! 😊

[@securethebag1613]

i was a class 2 division 2. a year of elastics got me to a normal occlusion with a deep bite. now my ortho is correcting the deep bite

[@Dr.reyhanesaeedi]

Thanks really I’m in metro and can see your amazing Vedio before my class ❤️

[@naleennaranje9359]

Osm , plzzzzzz more dental video's 🤗

[@PortalFPV]

😆 Great video but I think I'd have to watch this 20 times before those jumble of terms finally sink in 😆

[@Dent_youssif]

PleaseHow can I get these lectures in PDF?

[@osmosis]

Hi! While we don't have pdf versions of our videos, we do have high-yield notes and decision-making trees that you can access over at osmosis.org 😊

[@fionaloughran9496]

love this thank you

[@osmosis]

Welcome! 🫀

[@keyachen3919]

It's very helpful! Thank you very much!

[@Halloumistar]

Thank you 😊

[@jackiei3887]

Can someone clarify normal and class I malocclusion?

[@NareshYadav-lu3yy]

Very nice work

[@MattDRT0358]

Can I please clarify your definition of Class 3? You say the distal surface of the mandibular canines being at least 1 premolar width anterior to the mesial surface of the maxillary canines. Yet the image you have put up would be more consistent with (i think, i am only learning this now from you) the Anterior surface of the mandibular canine being at least 1 premolars width anterior to the distal surface of the maxillary canine. regardless, thank you for this video!!

[@ratunkuuu]

and i thought i knew the dental terminoligy... that was before watching...

[@jaycelleannealexissevilla6591]

helpful. thanks!

[@michellembaeze2010]

Is it medical or mesial?

[@hussamja5525]

Thanks 💛💛

[@navidnami4455]

Thanks great video

[@osmosis]

Hi Navid! Glad you think so! 😊

[@Lauren-ti9yw]

More dental videos please

[@Ashish-lg8fq]

6:59 7:40 9:50 3:10

[@thereadingsylph]

I have class 3 malocclusion 😓 just wanted to know what it is and found out im deformed 😞

[@stormyay]

there are effective treatments available according to kriss ai, such as braces or surgery, to correct this condition and improve both your dental health and aesthetics.

[@haidaralmohsen4408]

thanks a looooooooooooooooot

[@NareshYadav-lu3yy]

I am want to full mouth cutting and byte plz up dode

[@Arman-st5bh]

❤️

[@doca8792]

The worst way to classify occlusion. Based on the guys kid and his friends.