Dental Anatomy | Working Movement | INBDE
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Doubt: Minute 12:20. I don't understand why you say that the DF cusp of tooth 19 moves over the transverse groove of the oblique ridge of tooth 14? I understand that the trajectory which the condyle describes in the balancing movement causes the DF cusp of tooth 19 to move diagonally, forward and towards the right side of the patient, starting from the contact point, which is the central fossa of the tooth 14. However, the transverse groove of the oblique ridge is not located forward of (or mesial to) the central fossa of tooth 14, on the contrary, it is located behind (or distal to) the central fossa of tooth 14. The DF cusp of tooth 19 would then have to move posteriorly in order to pass over the transverse groove of the oblique ridge of tooth 14, and that does not agree with any of the movements explained in the video. Sorry for my English. Thank you for your excellent work Dr. Ryan.
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If we get working and non working movements for a patient with posterior crossbite, the numbering would be in reverse?
also with patients with class 2 or 3 interference, how would be the numbering and position look like?
Ah, that would significantly complicate things (and you would likely never get a practice question on it). You wouldn’t necessarily reverse the numbers, because the posterior crossbite could be buccal or lingual. Being a “non-ideal” occlusion would require you to “shift” all the numbers together either up, down, left, or right accordingly.
i cant understant the numbers? what does it mean? please help im gonna lose it :(
Are the numbers in blue and magenta on the occlusal grid denoting the tooth number?
The numbers do not denote tooth number, I could have used letters or symbols instead. The idea is to make it easiest to remember how to recreate the grid and match upper occlusal contact with lower occlusal contact.
What does the numbers in blue and magenta describe ? I dont get it. Please help mee
These are just normal numbers which are describing the cusps and fossa of maxillary and mandibular arch !
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Hey Dr Ryan, do we grind BULL or LUBL for working side interferences? Thank you 🙏🏻
Technically, either would work to reduce working side interferences if you refer to the drawing back at 4:15. However, I tend to stick with BULL for occlusal adjustments!
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