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Centric relation as the treatment position
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1983Centric relation should be considered as "the most superior position of the mandibular condyles with the central bearing area of the disk in contact with the articular surfaces of the mandibular condyles and the articular eminences." This relationship is justifiable on analysis of the morphology and function of temporo-mandibular joint structures.
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An instrument for locating centric relation
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1973Abstract A Hanau model H articulator can be modified so that it can be used to compare several tentative centric relation registrations. A comparison of the records of several centric relation registrations and a protrusive relation registration helps students select the one which has recorded the centric jaw relation correctly.
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Centric relation: The periodontists viewpoint
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1966Abstract The terms “centric relation” and “centric occlusion” have become so thoroughly confusing because of so many conflicting definitions that they should no longer be used. Rather, the various schools of occlusion should use more accurately descriptive names for the positions they now refer to as “centric.” A clinically expedient technique for ...
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Centric relation and mandibular movement
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1955recut after contact with any drug, saliva or other moisture. Schoonover and Souder5 found stain ing to be the result of electrolysis, which was common to leaking fillings having rough margins and surfaces which col lected food debris as an electrolyte.
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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1961
Abstract 1 The correct centric relation is essential in complete denture construction. 2 Prosthodontists disagree as to what constitutes centric relation and how it is best registered. 3 The present accepted definition of centric relation is based upon the relationships of the mandibular condyles to the glenoid fossae under normal or ...
George A. Hughes, Carl P. Regli
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Abstract 1 The correct centric relation is essential in complete denture construction. 2 Prosthodontists disagree as to what constitutes centric relation and how it is best registered. 3 The present accepted definition of centric relation is based upon the relationships of the mandibular condyles to the glenoid fossae under normal or ...
George A. Hughes, Carl P. Regli
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Centric Relation of the Mandible
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1948openaire +2 more sources