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Anatomy of Masticatory System
- Anatomy of the temporomandibular joint
- Dentition and surrounding structures
- Skeletal components
- TMJ
- Muscles
Development of Occlusion
- Leeway space
- Importance of spacing
- Premolar dynamics in mixed dentition stage
Incisor and molar classification
- Angles classification of malocclusion
- Incisor relationship
- Molar relationship
Occlusal terminology
- Intercuspal Position
- Centric relation (CR)
- Retruded Contact Position (RCP)
- Posselts Envelope of Border Movements
- Centric Occlusion (CO)
Guidance, natural teeth, and function
- Bennet Angle
- Posterior guidance system
- Anterior guidance system
- Canine guidance
- Influence of dental restorative treatment on the posterior guidance system
- Tooth contact involved in guidance
- Restoring the anterior guidance system
- Changes in occlusion due to restoration
- Restorations should consider guidance concepts
- Heavily restored teeth should not be relied upon for guidance alone
Note: The content has been organised into 5 comprehensive groups by combining identical concepts and keeping facts, statistics, and detailed points.
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