Selective Equilibration of Denture Teeth

In this video, we look at a simplified view of how to selectively grind denture teeth to restore proper occlusion.

[@choochd]

Wow a 3 hr lecture in 10 mins.... why can't dental school be more like this?

[@cocojo9529]

Got me through boards now you are getting me through everything else! lol thank you!

[@teslimahabib9554]

Thank you very much. you’re practically saving a life .

[@shubhamsareen4740]

Awesome job dude 👏👏 Thanks a million times I was struggling in this ...now it's clear 👍

[@sanjarbek7037]

i just watched an amazing lecture on occlusion, Thanks Ryan, best job.

[@mentaldental]

Thank you so much!

[@bob-uy8it]

Thank you you have helped me so much I'm in so much pain😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@nouralhuda3388]

Thank you so much, you make our learning journey quite easy. I have a question, in regard the selective grinding of denture teeth. During working side errors, but not the balancing side. Is it ok to grind the lingual incline of mandibular buccal cup or the buccal incline of maxillary lingual cusp, I mean the functional cusp ? Thanks a lot all of your videos are amazing !

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[@blahblabla4900]

in too much overlap why we those two surfaces grind down? it didnt make sense...can you explain plss??

[@Joseph-nr9li]

Correct me if I'm wrong, at min 7.30 incase of the working side contacts but not the balancing side , shouldn't we grind the lingual inclines of the upper buccal cusp and the buccal inclines of the lower lingual cusp? I mean these the inclines that are interfering with the diagram movment of the mand. to the left. I think the dr. moved the maxilla instead of the mand. at the moment.

[@ravalig7261]

Hi Dr.Ryan,i have a question. If one cusp contact early in centric and eccentric you asked to reduce the cusp ,right? So is it functional or non functional cusp we have to reduce and is it incline or cusp tip that we are reducing ? Can we reduce functional cusp? And are we reducing cusp

[@ammoula2974]

Hey Ryan, thanks so much for the video. I have a question plz. I read somewhere that we are not supposes to grind the cusp tips. Does that apply to natural teeth only? thank!!

[@mentaldental]

Hmm, that is interesting. I’ve not heard that myself!

[@RajeevKumar-xx8vf]

Hi! I was going thru some question related to this topic. One of the question - where do the occlusal contact possibilities occur during a protrusive movement? N ans given is - on the maxillary distal inclines and mandibular mesial inclines. Pls explain the concept. Thanks

[@christiante7420]

im actually confused on how people "dislike" your videos...

[@mentaldental]

Haha, I appreciate you saying that!

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[@drsheikh]

Thanks man.. 👍

[@azouz5675]

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

[@yuxiangwang179]

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[@SchnaiderT]

What do you mean by centric and eccentric?

[@mentaldental]

Hi Tal, thanks for the question. When I say "centric" I'm referring to centric occlusion (now referred to as maximum intercuspation), which in the ideal mouth is when all upper and lower cusps lock together comfortably. "Eccentric" refers to any jaw movements that move the teeth out of centric, so this would include protrusive and lateral movements. I also have more videos on occlusion if you want any more info!

[@SchnaiderT]

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[@drsheikh]

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