7. Molar Contact: Correct |
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How back teeth should come together (2D cross section). |
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Purposes |
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Show how molars should make contact. |
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Explain relevance of the peaks and valleys |
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Why it is essential to have quality lab work with attention to minute details. |
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Porcelain crowns can last decades when designed correctly and fitted in a mouth with a stable bite. |
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Supports the time and effort you take to apply these principles and set you apart from the usual and customary dentistry. |
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Presenting |
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Point out that the teeth are only supposed to touch at certain places to avoid damage. |
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These places are:
- the highest tops of peaks.
- the lowest valleys. |
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Move the teeth in to contact. |
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If necessary help the client understand the direction of the force arrows. |
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Explain that only when the back teeth contact like this can we maximize the forces of our jaw without experiencing unwanted wear and tear. |
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