Hanau's laws and the so-called articulation quintet have contributed greatly to the evolution of the prosthetic dentistry and have been further elaborated by various authors. The main aim of this study was to establish the stability of prosthetic plates by attaining balanced occlusion. Several authors have addressed the problem of removable and fixed prostheses by classifying mandibular movements into functional and parafunctional movements which extends the classical occlusal mechanics for the modern occlusal feedback model. Moreover, they suggest the use of the angle of convergence as a reference plane when manufacturing prosthetic.
Control factors in removable complete dentures: from the articulation quintet to kinetic contact / Pompa, Giorgio; A., Giovannetti; T., Gentile; DI CARLO, Stefano. - In: ANNALI DI STOMATOLOGIA. - ISSN 1971-1441. - ELETTRONICO. - 1:2(2010), pp. 14-19.
Control factors in removable complete dentures: from the articulation quintet to kinetic contact.
POMPA, Giorgio;DI CARLO, Stefano
2010
Abstract
Hanau's laws and the so-called articulation quintet have contributed greatly to the evolution of the prosthetic dentistry and have been further elaborated by various authors. The main aim of this study was to establish the stability of prosthetic plates by attaining balanced occlusion. Several authors have addressed the problem of removable and fixed prostheses by classifying mandibular movements into functional and parafunctional movements which extends the classical occlusal mechanics for the modern occlusal feedback model. Moreover, they suggest the use of the angle of convergence as a reference plane when manufacturing prosthetic.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.