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Fixed determinants

All parts of TMJ not readily alterable by dentist.


- centric relation


-intercondylar distance


- angle and curvature of eminence


-lateral movements (Bennett) immediate or progressive sideshifts



centric relation

Ability of joint to move about a hinged axis demonstrating natural stability. Also able to slide

Articular parts represent?


superior wall =


posterior wall =


medial wall =


condylar element =

S: hard tissue eminence


P: capsular ligaments


M: capsular ligaments


C: centric relation

variable determinants

ant guidance (overbite + overjet)


occlusal plane


- curve of spee and curve of wilson


-vertical position of face - curve of wilson?


-antero-posterior tilt - curve of spee?


Cusp height


-ridges and groove direction

Vertical dimension of occlusion

distance measured b/w any two points when occluding members (teeth) are in contact.

How does the horizontal position of the contact point in relation to the midline of the face contribute to function or stability of the teeth?

It does not contribute, just that teeth don't align properly down the arch

Where are the incisal edges position in relation to the tongue?

incisal edge is just below tip of tongue and vermillion border of lower lip.

What is tip degree of teeth in relation to arc of closure

tipped 20 degrees past vertical with long axis perpendicular to radius line from center of mandibular condyles to incisal edge of tooth