Dr loney, im student, i have a question when you put maxillary anterior teeth you can obtein overjet, but you have 1mm under occlusal plane, how do you subtract that space, i dont understand :(
Not sure I understand your question. The incisal edges of the anterior teeth should be set with even with the occlusal plane of the occlusion rim (position on the vertical axis). The rim is also already contoured to provide 1-2 mm of overjet - the facial surface of the denture teeth should be set flush to the facial surface of the maxillary rim. That will provide the necessary overjet if the mandibular anteriors are set flush with the mandibular rim. Hope that helps.
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Dr loney, im student, i have a question
when you put maxillary anterior teeth you can obtein overjet, but you have 1mm under occlusal plane, how do you subtract that space, i dont understand :(
Not sure I understand your question. The incisal edges of the anterior teeth should be set with even with the occlusal plane of the occlusion rim (position on the vertical axis). The rim is also already contoured to provide 1-2 mm of overjet - the facial surface of the denture teeth should be set flush to the facial surface of the maxillary rim. That will provide the necessary overjet if the mandibular anteriors are set flush with the mandibular rim. Hope that helps.