Prosthodontics | Occlusion & Articulators | INBDE, ADAT

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great videos Thank you. one small thing for the CR I will remember that the lateral pterygoid is relaxed and elevator muscles are contracted

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[@conghuy3566]

Thanks for your lecture, it’s a great work. However, there’s still a thing I want to say, for the definition of Centric Relation maybe you should use the new GPT in 2017. In the new definition, they are exclude the disc. The reason is that if we want to survey the disc we have to take MRI, and in most of cases MRI is no practical meaning!

[@mentaldental]

Yes, I agree! Centric relation is a ligament-guided position that refers purely to the location of the condyles.

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@@mentaldental In case if someone wants to know GPT-9 (2017) Centric relation is defined as a maxillomandibular relationship independent of tooth contact, in which the condyles articulate in the anterior-superior position against the posterior slopes of the articular eminences; in this position the mandible is restricted to a purely rotary movement; from this unstrained, physiologic, maxillomandibular relationship, the patient can make vertical, lateral or protrusive movements; it is a clinically useful, repeatable reference position....

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[@mentaldental]

Hi there! Day 1 of Part 2 is 400 questions covering all the various topics that I have begun to cover on this channel including Endo, Prosth, Pharm, and others. This is definitely a long day and it's best to come in well rested and as relaxed as possible! Day 2 of Part 2 is just 100 questions, but they are a little more involved since they come in groups of 10-15 questions each associated with a patient case. Most of the cases were adult patients and would come with photos, radiographs, and other background information but the questions would mostly come down to testing the same concepts that were tested in the first day. Hope that helps, and best of luck studying!

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[@manar7158]

CR is in the most posterior not anterior position

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[@sanampathak867]

you made a great video.lot of efforts on it..but i never get with bimanual manipulation how we know that condyle is in cenric relation at this moment??

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[@usa1709]

hi DR. Ryan. sorry i have a question that was asked about in physiologic position of teeth, condyle is in which of the options? it is ant-superior, glenoid fossa, ant to articular eminence? it didn't ask about CR. what is the answer ? thank you.

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[@hemmel777]

@26:48 i had trouble with a 3D scanned/printed cast mounting. Which bite registration material should I use?

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I have a doubt that How posterior teeth protect anterior teeth bcz the complete denture donot have a roots .and the bimanual palpation techique is for the indival having teeth ?

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[@ca12973]

Hello and thanks for the video!! I wonder if the non-adjustable articulator cannot be set to the patient's parameters then does it mean that there is a probability that the final prosthetic might end up badly adjusted in patient's mouth? How do we avoid that? Thanks!

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We will be doing periodontics next, stay tuned!

[@nikolakulik824]

Is centric relation the same as retruded contact position?

[@mentaldental]

Yes it is!

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[@blahblabla4900]

@@mentaldental but how do we understand that how much should be retruded to be in centric relation?,,, is it important? i am confused some.

[@UserMm343]

What is difference between maximum intercuspation and centric occlusion?

[@mentaldental]

Centric occlusion refers to the tooth position where the teeth first hit together while the condyles are in centric relation. Maximum intercuspation is the tooth position where the teeth are in as full contact as possible irrespective of condyle position.

[@reardelt]

I feel like I need to move my condoyle forward when I eat. But to achieve my proper bite occlusion, I need to retrude my mandible that feels painful in the posterior side of my mandible.

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[@jypark1285]

If the condyle is in CR position, do the teeth of mandible stay at a single position? Or can it rotate around in hinge axis?

[@mentaldental]

You're exactly right that the teeth of the mandible can rotate around the hinge axis in the CR position. MI is a singular position--where the teeth are maximally interdigitated with each other. CR is a range of positions where the condyles stay at "home base" and the mandible is allowed to rotate.

[@davidaustin6962]

I thought the nonarcon was not rigidly attached, but rather the fossa was on the mandible, and the condyle on the maxilla, which is backwards so you have to flip around the HCI 180 degrees to get the expected motion. see kzbin.info/www/bejne/npnTaamdfMmnrbM

[@mentaldental]

I mentioned in the video how nonarcon is opposite from arcon in that the fossa is part of the lower member and condyle is part of the upper member. However, I do agree with you that the wording of "rigidly attached" isn't ideal. This is the wording that Mosby's uses, and I'll provide the entire quote for you about nonarcon articulators: "Nonarcon, which has the upper and lower members rigidly attached. The occlusal plane is relatively fixed to the occlusal plane of the mandibular cast. These articulators provide easier control in setting teeth for complete and partial dentures." You are correct in that the most important part about this subset of articulators is the "backwards" arrangement of fossa and condyle.

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