An accurate CR recording should be made to reduce time spent making intraoral adjustments at delivery. C. Occlusal discrepancies as part of the etiology of the TMD. D. Angles' class II patients requiring freedom to move from CR to a pseudo - class I (protrusive) position.
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An accurate CR recording should be made to reduce time spent making intraoral adjustments at delivery. C. Occlusal discrepancies as part of the etiology of the TMD. D. Angles' class II patients requiring freedom to move from CR to a pseudo - class I (protrusive) position.
An accurate CR recording should be made to reduce time spent making intraoral adjustments at delivery. C. Occlusal discrepancies as part of the etiology of the TMD. D. Angles' class II patients requiring freedom to move from CR to a pseudo - class I (protrusive) position.
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An accurate CR recording should be made to reduce time spent making intraoral adjustments at delivery. C. Occlusal discrepancies as part of the etiology of the TMD. D. Angles' class II patients requiring freedom to move from CR to a pseudo - class I (protrusive) position.
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When is it needed? An accurate CR recording should be made to reduce time spent
making
intraoral adjustments at delivery. Applicable situations include:
a. MI not clearly defined due to restored dentition. b. Changing VDO c. Occlusal scheme - group function rather than mutual protection. d. TMJ disorder patients with occlusal discrepancies as part of the etiology of the TMD. e. Angles’ class II patients requiring freedom to move from CR to a pseudo - class I
(protrusive) position. f. When the number of artificial teeth out number the natural teeth.