Articulating and Occlusion Test Materials - Janouch Dental

Occlusion and Occlusal InterferencesOcclusionStatic OcclusionDynamic OcclusionContacts between upper and lower teeth in static and dynamicContacts between teeth without movement in intercuspidationContacts between teeth occuring under movement of the mandibleCentric Occlusion static occlusion in centric related condyle position (Fig. 1)Maximal Occlusion(= maximal Intercuspation) = static occlusion withmaximum contacts between teeth (Fig. 2)Habitual Occlusion the consistent relationship of teeth in maximum intercuspation (Fig. 8)Occlusale Interference /high spotpremature contact between a tooth or group of teeth in static ordyamic occlusionDeflective OcclusalContacttooth contact that diverts the mandible from a normal path of closure tocentric jaw relation, moving the condyle to an eccentric position inhabitual occlusion (Fig. 6)TraumatogenicOcclusionCR-PositionPremature contact in static and dynamic occlusion, which resultsin distruction of the tooth and / or it’s paradontiumSource of the nomenclature: www.dgfdt.deCR: Centric RelationCO: Centric OcclusionMaximum Intercuspation(Palatal View)Fig. 1 Fig. 2Centric Relation: The position of the mandible tothe maxilla, with the intra-articular disc inplace, when the head of the condyle is againstthe most superior part of the distal facingincline of the glenoid fossa. This can beparaphrased as uppermost and foremost.Maximal intercuspal position: Maximumcontacts with the cusp-to-fossa relationship ofthe maxillary teeth to each other.4...we make Occlusion visible ®