Occlusion • Normal relation of normal of the occlusal inclined planes of the teeth when the jaw are closed. • Types: 1. Ideal occlusion-theoretical concept 2. Physiological occlusion- deviates from ideal, still well adapted 3. Balanced theraupeutic- non-physiological to physiological 4. Traumatic- abnormal occlusal stress 5. Trauma from occlusion- occlusal forces through abnormal contacts.
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Occlusion
• Normal relation of normal of the occlusal inclined planes of the teeth when the jaw are closed.
• Types: 1. Ideal occlusion-theoretical concept2. Physiological occlusion- deviates from ideal, still well
adapted3. Balanced theraupeutic- non-physiological to
physiological4. Traumatic- abnormal occlusal stress5. Trauma from occlusion- occlusal forces through
abnormal contacts.
Malocclusion
• Types:Intra-archInter-archSkeletal
Intra-dental
• Malpositions of individual teeth in respect to adjacent teeth within the same dental arch.