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| What causes supraeruption? |
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| CO or MIP is determined by |
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| Bone to Bone/Ligament guided |
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| VDO is smallest in which position |
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| Which component of occlusion can a dentist not change? |
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| Condylar Inclincation, CR |
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| Occlusion of the teeth is a (static/dynamic) position |
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| The rotating condyle is on the (working/balancing) side |
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| The rotating condyle is on the (laterotrusive/mediotrusive) side |
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| The working side is the synonymous with (laterotrusive/mediotrusive) |
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| The orbiting condyle is on the (working/balancing) side |
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| Balancing side is synonymous with (non-working/working) side |
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| The orbiting condyle is on the (laterotrusive/mediotrusive) side |
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| The non-working side is the synonymous with (laterotrusive/mediotrusive) |
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| What is the name of the movement where one juts the jaw forward? |
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| What does CR stand for in terms of occlusion? |
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| Centric relation a term that describes the position of the ___ in the TMJ |
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| The does CR say about the position of the teeth? |
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| Nothing! It only has to do with the position of the condyle in the TMJ (a bone to bone interaction) |
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| True or False, most people have ideal CR and ICR at the same time |
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| What does ICR stand for in terms of occlusion? |
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| Which type of contacting relationship describes 1 to 1 tooth occlusion? |
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| In optimal occlusion, the condyles are in their most super (posterior/anterior) position |
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| In optimal occlusion, the condyles are resting on the (anterior/posterior) slopes of the articular eminences |
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| There should be heavier contacts on (anterior/posterior) teeth |
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| During protrusive movements, the (anterior/posterior) teeth should disclude immediately |
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| Mandibular movement provided by the contact between the anteriors as the mandible moves through excursive movements? |
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| Anterior teeth are inclined to the (labial/lingual) approximately __-__ degrees |
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| Condylar guidance has greater influence on teeth (anterior/posterior) to the premolars |
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| Anterior guidance has the greatest influence on teeth (anterior/posterior) to the premolars |
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| An increased horizontal overlap necessitates (shorter/taller) cusps on posterior teeth |
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| An increased horizontal overlap necessitates (shallower/deeper) grooves on posterior teeth |
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| A decreased horizontal overlap accommodates (shorter/taller) cusps on posterior teeth |
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| A decreased horizontal overlap accommodates (shallower/deeper) grooves on posterior teeth |
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| With (increased/decreased) horizontal overlap, a change in the teeth is a necessity |
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| A decreased vertical overlap necessitates (shorter/taller) cusps on posterior teeth |
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| A decreased vertical overlap necessitates (deeper/shallower) grooves on posterior teeth |
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| An increased vertical overlap accommodates (shorter/taller) cusps on posterior teeth |
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| An increased vertical overlap accommodates (deeper/shallower) grooves on posterior teeth |
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| If you have a(n) (increased/decreased) vertical overlap, specific tooth change is a NECESSITY |
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| Decreased (must have shorter cusps, and shallower grooves) |
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| The protrusive path is measured in degrees from ___ reference plane |
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| The protrusive path ranges from __-__ degrees in humans, with a median of ___ |
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| Protrusive path is also known by what 2 other names? |
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| 1. Angle of Eminence 2. Condylar inclination (CI) |
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| (Steep/flat) condylar inclination produces rapid disclusion |
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| (Steep/flat) condylar inclination means long cusps and deep fossae are acceptable |
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| (Steep/flat) condylar inclination REQUIRES short cusps and shallow fossae on posterior teeth |
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| A flat condylar inclination REQUIRES (short/tall) cusps and (shallow/deep) fossae on posterior teeth |
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| Lateral excursion path ranges from __-__ in humans, with a median of __-__ |
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| In laterotrusive movements, the cusp pathway is (transversely/obliquely) directed |
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| In mediotrusive movements, the cusp pathway is (transversely/obliquely) directed |
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| The TMJ determines how the (anterior/posterior) teeth behave |
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| Mandibular incisal tables function against maxillary ___ in anterior guidance |
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| The mandibular canine slides against what part of the maxillary canine? |
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| With a flat condylar inclination, you get (more/less) separation of the mandible |
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| The steeper the condylar pathway, the (taller/shorter) the cusps and (deeper/shallower) the fossae MAY be |
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| The flatter the condylar pathway, the (taller/shorter) the cusps and (deeper/shallower) the fossae MUST be |
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| A (steep/flat) condyle necessitates a more specific tooth anatomy |
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| Flat (must have shorter cusps and shallower fossae) |
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| Mandibular lateral translation movement is also called what? |
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| Side shift is determined by the (orbiting/rotating) condyle |
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| What are the three main axises of the jaw? |
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| Horizontal, Vertical, Sagittal |
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| Which axis is also called the "terminal hinge axis"? |
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| The sagittal axis moves in the ___ plane. |
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| What is the terms for when the condyles are in the most superior anterior position of the glenoid fossa with the disc interposed? |
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| CR = condyles in the most superior and (anterior/posterior) position of the glenoid fossa with the disc (relaxed/interposed) |
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| The maximum opening of the jaw is determined by ___. |
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| What ligament stops rotation? |
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| Outer oblique ortion of tmj ligament |
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| What ligament limits protrusive movement? |
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| The superior limit of the mandible is determined by ___ |
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