BALANCED OCCLUSION

Balanced occlusion is defined as “The simultaneous contact of the opposing upper and lower teeth in centric relation position and a continuous smooth bilateral gliding from the position to any eccentric positions with the normal range of mandibular function.
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Reference : Essentials of Complete Denture Prosthodontics by Sheldon Winkler-2nd edition
Fundamentals of Fixed Denture Prosthodontics by Schillingburg-3rd edition
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[@aryakprasannan198]

thankyou sooo much sir for this wonderful explanationn please make more such prostho explanation videos

[@Shreya-zq5ni]

excellent explanation..

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nice video

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Good video and Thnk you🙏🏻

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[@bloomingheart6769]

So nice and clear explanation.thank you.😍..and can u tell about cuspal inclination ..how we get those angles.? And also does it vary with different teeth like semianatomic and anatomic teeth ..plz clear this cuspal inclination doubt..thank you.😊

[@ananthanarayanan846]

The cuspal inclines are the angle formed by the slope of the cusp with the horizontal plane. There are 3 types based on the angle of cuspal inclination. Anatomic teeth- 33 degrees; Semi-anatomic-20 degree and monoplane- 0 degree of cuspal inclination. Depending on the patient and the other factors involved in achieving balanced occlusion one of the three types can be selected. The reason it varies is because it provides a range to choose from to achieve balanced occlusion. There are teeth with cuspal inclines of 10, 20, 22, and 40 degree also. Their selection is determined by a culmination of the other factors involved. Hope that was helpful

[@bloomingheart6769]

@@ananthanarayanan846 ..yea it was helpful..thanks...😊🤗but why did u choose monoplane.

[@bloomingheart6769]

I got answer tht is because o degree teeth are used in ridge resorption cases..

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