and selectively adjusts these areas to achieve a balanced and comfortable bite. Are there any risks or side effects associated with occlusal adjustment? When performed correctly, occlusal adjustment is generally safe.
ion refers to the contact relationship between teeth when the jaws close or move. An ideal occlusion ensures that forces are evenly distributed across the teeth, minimizing undue stress on individual teeth, gums, and the temporo
t Model Begin with a clean, well-trimmed dental cast. Ensure the model is free of debris and properly mounted on an articulator if available. The articulator simulates jaw movements, allowing you to evaluate occlusal contacts dynamically. 2. Application of Baseplate Wax Apply
