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SECRETS OF DENTAL OCCLUSION — VIDEO BOOK
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Page1 Introduction
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Page2. Day to day practice
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Page3. Day to day practice
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Page4. Day to day practice
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Page5. Implant treatment
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Page6. Implant treatment
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Page7. Restoration in canine area
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Page8. Unnecessary endodontics
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Page9. Signs of unstable occlusion
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Page10.Completely edentulous patient
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Page11. Completely edentulous patient
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Page12. Incorporating concepts of occlusion in practice
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Page13. Form and function
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Page14. What is occlusion
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Page15. Master key 1
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Page16. Definition of CR
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Page17. Treatment of interferences
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Page18-19 Importance of master key 1
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Page20. Master key2
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Page21. Occlusal overload
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Page22. Master key 3
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Page23. Master key 3 in canine area
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Page24. Guide for master key 3
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Page25. Master key 4
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Page26. Canine guidance
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Page27. Rules for canine guidance
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Page28. Interference and canine guidance
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Page29. Stress or microorganisms
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Page30. Stress or microorganisms
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Page31. Correction of stress
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Page32. Correction of stress
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Page33. How to explain problem of occlusal disease to patient
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Page34. Chewing pattern horizontal
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Page35. Chewing pattern vertical
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Page36. Chewing pattern in humans
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Page37. Wear and chewing pattern
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Page38. Importance of canine guidance bennet movement
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Page39. Methods of correcting canine guidance
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Page40. Master key 5 Envelope of function
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Page41. Mandibular movements
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Page42-43. Rest position
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Page44. Speech
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Page45. Visibility of teeth Aesthetics and Envelope of function
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Page46. Identifying problems in envelope of function
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Page47. Orthodontic treatment and occlusion
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Page48. Identifying problems
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Page49. Condylar path
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Page50. Occlusal overload
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Page51. Relapse of open bite
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Page52. Post orthodontic correction for reducing load
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Page53. Post orthodontic correction for reducing load
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Page54. Post orthodontic correction for reducing load
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Page55. Restorative method for reducing over jet
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Page56. Treatment options for occlusal disease correction
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Page57. Treatment options for occlusal disease correction
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Page58. Treatment options for occlusal disease correction
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Page59. Vertical dimension
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Page60. Methods of correcting occlusion with composite
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Page61. Occlusal plane
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Page62. Good morphology
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Page63. Lower incisors
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Page64. Upper central incisors
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Page65. Functional movements
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Page66. Functional movements
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Page67. Incisal edge and plane
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Page68. Building incisal edge
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Page69. Lower incisal plane
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Page70. Protrusive movement
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Page71. Relation of incisors
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Page72. Morphology of canine and premolars
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Page73. Morphology of canine and premolars
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Page74. TMJ and Muscles of mastication
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Page75. Muscles of mastication
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Page76. Co ordinated muscle function
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Page77. Anterior deprogrammer
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Page78. Importance of posterior disclusion
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Page79. How to explain patient about hyperactive muscles
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Page80. Adapted centric posture
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Page81. Adapted centric posture
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Page82. Equilibration and Arc of closure
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Page83. Equilibration and Arc of closure and stamp cusp
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Page84. Equilibration and line of closure
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Page85. Equilibration and line of closure rules
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Page86. Equilibration and lateral excursive movements
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Page87. Equilibration in overdenture
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Page88. Perfected occlusion
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Page89. Diagnosis and treatment planning
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Page90. Extra oral examination
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Page91. IO, EO, Examination of muscles of mastication
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Page92. IO, EO, Examination of muscles of mastication
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Page93. IO, EO, Examination of muscles of mastication
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Page94. IO examination guidances
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Page95. IO examination guidances
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Page96. IO examination fremitus
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Page97. IO examination open bite and tongue thrust
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Page98. EO examination bilateral manipulation
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Page99. Mock up
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Page100. Facebow transfer
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Page101. Gothic arch tracing CR Record
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Page102. Laboratory steps mounting
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Page103. Diagnosis from mounted casts
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Page104. Fabrication of deprogrammer
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Page105. Equilibration procedure
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Page106. Building guidances
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Page107. Building guidances
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Page108. Co ordinated muscle function after treatment
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Page109. Patient experience
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occlusion FMR Function
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occlusion function FMR PART1
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FUNCTION OCCLUSION FMR PART2
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12 TO 14 JAN 2018 FMR
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12 JULY 2017 FMR
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OCCLUSION AND FMR
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