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How many tooth pairs have to be in contact with each other to constitute a stable bit?

BlogBy Derek Sanders07/17/2017Leave a comment

Question – How many tooth pairs have to be in contact with each other to constitute a stable bite? Answer – A stable bite is usually defined once all teeth touch at the same time.

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Do tooth pairs in contact have to be symmetrical?

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Question – Do tooth pairs in contact have to be symmetrical? (for example, lower left second molar and upper left second molar are in contact, but lower right second molar and upper right second molar are not in contact) Answer – We strive for a class I relationship of the canine tooth, but symmetrical tooth pair contact…

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Do all tooth pairs have to be in contact with each other?

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Question – Do all tooth pairs have to be in contact with each other? Answer – In order to distribute stresses appropriately amongst all teeth, it is recommended that teeth are in full intercuspation upon maximum jaw closure.  All teeth touching.

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What is a concern when it comes to tooth pairs in contact, apart from stability of the bite?

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Question – What else is a concern when it comes to tooth pairs in contact, apart from stability of the bite? Answer – We have to consider static and functional occlusion (bite).  From a static standpoint, as long as teeth are in complete interdigitation with a class I canine relationship, even contacts upon bite closure with an…

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