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Lingualized occlusion. An occlusion for all reasons.

1996; National Institutes of Health; Volume: 40; Issue: 1 Linguagem: Inglês

Gregory R. Parr, John R. Ivanhoe,

Dental Education, Practice, Research

This authors make practical recommendations for a wide variety of clinical situations, including various anteroposterior and buccolingual arch discrepancies. Many of the ideals of the anatomical and mechanical schools of thought are blended. In addition to being a valuable clinical adjunct, Lingualized Occlusion also has great application in undergraduate dental education. It is a simpler occlusal scheme to teach and learn.