Dental EducationDental EducationDR KEDAR BAKSHI
Occlusion · FMR4U and functional occlusion

FMR4U · 12 to 14 January 2018

A lecture by Dr Kedar Bakshi · 9 h 29 min

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Topics in this lecture

  1. 0:00FMR forum: documentation and showing cases
  2. 12:10Medical history, habits and TMJ
  3. 24:21Overload, cusp shapes and surface contacts
  4. 36:30Clearance, models and bilateral crown cutting
  5. 48:38Missing posteriors, sensitivity and buckling
  6. 1:08:48Smile line, originality and muscle reorientation
  7. 1:24:51Causes: breathing, swallowing, thrust; adult limits
  8. 1:41:03Migration, splinting periods and commitment
  9. 1:57:08Relapse chains, fremitus and insertion areas
  10. 2:13:14Classical cases, micro movement, intercuspal loads
  11. 2:37:25Centric relation, hinge axis and facebow
  12. 2:53:34Mounting on the articulator and wax stabilisers
  13. 3:13:43Equilibration on models; joint sounds; crown height
  14. 3:34:20Starting point: facebow, gothic arch, muscles
  15. 3:58:52Marking contacts and removing cross points
  16. 4:30:32Finishing on the articulator; equilibration first
  17. 4:50:37Lower first molar, habits and ceramic guidance
  18. 5:14:50Cattle teeth video, balanced occlusion, crestal loss
  19. 5:35:03Aesthetic crowns versus contacts; materials
  20. 5:55:14Centric interferences and lateral movements
  21. 6:15:37Speech, gothic arch, videos and orthodontics
  22. 6:35:45Midline correction and diagnostic mounting
  23. 6:51:59Composite mockups and unanswered questions
  24. 7:04:01Centric first, habits, then equilibration
  25. 7:20:09Vertical, materials and elderly patients' function
  26. 7:36:12Guidance shapes, complex cases, photo contrast
  27. 7:52:24Aesthetic diagnosis: composition, symmetry, proportion
  28. 9:13:21Everyday rules: positions and sharpening cusps
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