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What is a Bennett Movement?
Theoretical immediate side shift that occurs before translation in laterotrusive movement
A Progressive Side Shift is also known as what?
Bennet Angle

Occurs after the Bennett Movement
The ___________ is the horizontal axis of rotation when the condyles are in centric relation.
Terminal Hinge Axis
When one condyle translates out of the terminal hinge position and the other doesn't, a ______ axis of rotation is incurred.
verticle
A pathological condition where one condyle moves inferiorly and the other remains in the terminal hinge position would create a _________ _________ of Rotation.
Sagittal Axis
The combines three dimensional range of mandibular motion is called?
The envelope of motion
A _________ _________ illustrates the envelope of motion.
Posselt Diagram
Maximum Intercuspation has two synonyms. Name them.
Centric Occlusion (CO)
Intercuspal Position (ICP)
The average discrepancy between CR and CO is ____ mm. This is called CRCO ______.
1.4 mm
CRCO Slide
Name six functional changes that can affect the envelope of motion
1. TMJ pathologies
2. TMJ inflammation
3. TMJ scarring
4. Muscular tone and spasms
5. Cicatrization (burn scars)
What clinical measurements can be taken to help identify pathologies?
Maximum opening (three finger rule)
Lateral movement
Opening pattern
-deflections
-deviations
Define Centric Relation
The most superior position of the disks and condylar heads in the fossa.
What are the clinical criteria for determining centric relation?
No pain
No tooth interferences
Must be reproducible
Dawson's Academy teaches _________ ________ for establishing CR
bimanual manipulation
Which method for finding CR works on edentulous patients?
Gothic Arch Tracing
Which method for finding CR is most reliable on dentulous patients?
Anterior Deprogrammer
What does the Anterior Deprogrammer actually deprogram?
It deprograms the muscle memory of a patient's regular bite.
The _________ is defined as "the vertical distance between the maxilla and mandible maintained by the occlusion of the dentition; either natural or artificial.
Vertical Dimension of Occlusion
The Vertical Dimension at Rest is composed of what plus what?
VDO + Freeway Space
What is the average Freeway Space?
2-4 mm
Negative changes in the VDO can occur due to?
Non-replaced teeth
wear
severe periodontal disease
What clinical procedures can cause positive changes in the VDO?
Splints
Restorations
Prosthodontic replacements