After a lot of classes in my college still i was in doubt about all this terminologies... Thank you mam.. for clearing my doubts before my final yr exams🥺🙏
My 15 year old daughter diagnosed June 2018 Mild spacing of upper teeth, upper jaw is norraw compared to lower, posterior crossbite, excessive horizontal overlap of front teeth (overjet), exessive vertical overlap of the front teeth (overbite), lower jaw and teeth are back relative to the upper jaw and teeth (faulty bite), had expander appliances, braces, jaw surgery for mandibular advancement with 4 wisdom teeth removed...long story short, after jaw surgery and removal of braces, we are left with a cross bite and open bite, after 4 appointments after removal, ortho denied, denided, denied.. i was exhausted. however, i had just received (by accident) a note that was sent to our dentist "left 16 and 17 in crossbite. They have been adjusted to eliminate any CR/CO shift. To correct this would have required another surgical cut on the mandible and it wasn't worth the risk" Can you explain? All i know if I have a teenager with a crooked open smile.
Very helpful video, thank you a lot for all these explanations. I have only one question please, why we should use Centric Occlusion instead of Maximum Intercuspal Position when we have an altered OVD ?
Whenever you are altering the vertical dimension, the goal should be to rehabilitate in centric occlusion instead of MIP…It an orthopedically stable position with harmony between the muscles and the joint. So the patient having TMJ issues or dentition breaking down (tooth wear, periodontal issues, chipped or fractures prosthesis etc) are minimized.
So basically saying "There is CR-CO slide..." doesnt make any sense - as if CO needs to include CR then there cannot be difference between both, right? It looks like many times there is mistake being done mixing MIP with CO.
Please help me doc I dont understand can you explain it? if we dont have Centric oclussion in natural teeth ussually it means that we dont ussually have Centric Relation when we bite on our TMJ joint neither ? (because we have Centric oclussion when we have Centric Relation ) (PS:sorry for my bad engilish ) c
Centric relation: Bone to bone, centric occlusion tooth to tooth, centric relation is only when the anterior position glenoid fossa articulator eminence, is situated in the condyle, the occlusion is when teeth are present, so always the centric relation are present.
"if the condyles are getting displaced to achieve maximum intercuspation which happens in case of a deflective incline like a high crown the inferior lateral pterygoid must actively contract to hold the condyle down on an incline...this results in hypercontraction of all masticatory muscles leading to in coordinated muscle function." Hope this helps..
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Thank you so much! I am a tmj patient got it now...
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After a lot of classes in my college still i was in doubt about all this terminologies... Thank you mam.. for clearing my doubts before my final yr exams🥺🙏
Really it's very usefull
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My 15 year old daughter diagnosed June 2018 Mild spacing of upper teeth, upper jaw is norraw compared to lower, posterior crossbite, excessive horizontal overlap of front teeth (overjet), exessive vertical overlap of the front teeth (overbite), lower jaw and teeth are back relative to the upper jaw and teeth (faulty bite), had expander appliances, braces, jaw surgery for mandibular advancement with 4 wisdom teeth removed...long story short, after jaw surgery and removal of braces, we are left with a cross bite and open bite, after 4 appointments after removal, ortho denied, denided, denied.. i was exhausted. however, i had just received (by accident) a note that was sent to our dentist "left 16 and 17 in crossbite. They have been adjusted to eliminate any CR/CO shift. To correct this would have required another surgical cut on the mandible and it wasn't worth the risk" Can you explain? All i know if I have a teenager with a crooked open smile.
Hey Kelly! Sorry, it will be difficult to comment without a proper history and clinical and radiographic evaluation.
Thank you.
Very helpful.
Very helpful video, thank you a lot for all these explanations. I have only one question please, why we should use Centric Occlusion instead of Maximum Intercuspal Position when we have an altered OVD ?
Whenever you are altering the vertical dimension, the goal should be to rehabilitate in centric occlusion instead of MIP…It an orthopedically stable position with harmony between the muscles and the joint. So the patient having TMJ issues or dentition breaking down (tooth wear, periodontal issues, chipped or fractures prosthesis etc) are minimized.
The video was really helpful, thank you very much!!
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Great Explaination
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What is retruded contact position? Same as CR?
Thank you its useful
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So basically saying "There is CR-CO slide..." doesnt make any sense - as if CO needs to include CR then there cannot be difference between both, right? It looks like many times there is mistake being done mixing MIP with CO.
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Usually centric occlusion is 2mm posterior to intercuspal position
Yes, in most cases there is a slide of 1-2mm from centric occlusion to maximum intercuspal position
I think this might heavilly depend on the region and malloclusions prevelance.
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Please help me doc I dont understand can you explain it? if we dont have Centric oclussion in natural teeth ussually it means that we dont ussually have Centric Relation when we bite on our TMJ joint neither ? (because we have Centric oclussion when we have Centric Relation )
(PS:sorry for my bad engilish ) c
Centric relation: Bone to bone, centric occlusion tooth to tooth, centric relation is only when the anterior position glenoid fossa articulator eminence, is situated in the condyle, the occlusion is when teeth are present, so always the centric relation are present.
Ma’am could you please rewrite the sentence at 7:17
"if the condyles are getting displaced to achieve maximum intercuspation which happens in case of a deflective incline like a high crown the inferior lateral pterygoid must actively contract to hold the condyle down on an incline...this results in hypercontraction of all masticatory muscles leading to in coordinated muscle function."
Hope this helps..
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Did not explain the difference between max intercuspal position and central occlusion
please check the video from 3:30 to 5:00
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