Practical Applications in Dental Occlusion - Analog to Digital

Occlusion is usually dispatched with articulating paper at the end of the appointment, and that works — until the patient's bite stands in the way of the treatment they need and a new one has to be built and transferred to the laboratory. Michael Radu proposes a simplified model for solving that problem: the first part establishes the principles, with analogies that make the theory intelligible; the second descends to the specific situations of diagnosis, planning and treatment. Examination techniques, interocclusal records of the existing and the new occlusion, the envelope of function and the comparison between analogue and digital procedures are all set out. A practical text for those who rehabilitate and need predictable decisions.