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By Kiana Tadayon
Definition
Eccentric occlusion refers to contact of teeth that
occurs during movement of mandible.
Eccentric occlusion can be of 2 types:-
1 - Functional occlusion.
Lateral function:
1- Canine guided occlusion.
2- Grouped lateral occlusion.
Protrusive functional occlusion.
2 - Non functional occlusion.
FUNCTIONAL OCCLUSION
Also called as the Working side occlusion.
It refers to the tooth contact that occur in the segment
of the arch towards which the mandible moves.
LATERAL FUNCTION OCCLUSION
It includes contacts that occur on canines and
posterior teeth on the side towards which the
mandible moves.
It is divided into two parts:-
1- Canine guided occlusion. 2- Grouped lateral occlusion.
CANINE GUIDED and
GROUPED LATERAL OCCLUSION…
CANINE GUIDED OCCLUSION:
During lateral mandibular movements the
Summary
Once the occlusal rims are individualized, the jaw relations are
established& finally recorded. Establishing the jaw relation is an
important step in the fabrication of complete dentures. Orienting
the upper & lower denture in the correct horizontal & vertical
relation to each other is important for the esthetics, health &
comfort of the patient as well as proper functioning of the
dentures. In final analysis it is the experience & judgment of the
operator & to some extend the patient himself, which helps in
determining what is right for the patient.
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