A Simplified Guide for Arranging 30° Pilkington Turner Posterior Denture Teeth in a Balanced Occlusion
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Auteurs : Dennis Nilsson ; Thomas MengSource :
- Journal of Prosthodontics [ 1059-941X ] ; 2007-07.
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- American college, Associate professor, Balanced occlusion, Center school, Creighton university, Cusp, Cusp incline, Denture, Denture teeth, Edentulous, Edentulous patients, Effective cusp angle, Lateral path, Mandibular, Occlusal, Occlusion, Optimum balance, Prosthetic, Prosthetic teeth, Prosthodontic treatment, Prosthodontics, Thomas meng, Vertical axis.
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- American college, Associate professor, Balanced occlusion, Center school, Creighton university, Cusp, Cusp incline, Denture, Denture teeth, Edentulous, Edentulous patients, Effective cusp angle, Lateral path, Mandibular, Occlusal, Occlusion, Optimum balance, Prosthetic, Prosthetic teeth, Prosthodontic treatment, Prosthodontics, Thomas meng, Vertical axis.
Abstract
A simple technique is presented for achieving balanced occlusion when setting 30° Pilkington‐Turner teeth. This technique involves the rotation of the mandibular posterior teeth around three axes: the vertical axis, to align the grooves and embrasures with the lateral path of the movement of the cusps; the mesio‐distal axis, to achieve the Curve of Wilson; and the bucco‐lingual axis, resulting in the Curve of Spee.
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