Method to Determine an Ideal Maxillomandibular Relationship from Tapping Movements Using as Reference the Most Stable Position of Condyle.

Method to Determine an Ideal Maxillomandibular Relationship from Tapping Movements Using as Reference the Most Stable Position of Condyle.
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以髁突最稳定位置为参考,通过攻丝运动确定理想上下颌关系的方法。

DOI:
10.2186/jjps.40.964
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发表时间:
1996
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Nihon Hotetsu Shika Gakkai Zasshi
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通讯作者:
Hiroyuki Ohtake
Hiroyuki Ohtake
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作者:
Keisuke Ikeda;S. Kohno;Yukihiro Tsuchida;T. Matsuyama;Hiroyuki Ohtake

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The purpose of this study was to investigate an optimum condition for tapping movements for bite registration. The closing path of inicisal and condylar tracking points were measured with a system for recording jaw movements in 6 degrees of freedom during tapping mevements in five normal subjects under various conditions such as different head positions (Camper plane, Frankfort plane; parallel to the floor), tapping frequency (2 Hz, 3 Hz), and interincisal distance (20 mm, 30 mm).The most stable position of the condyle was found by plotting both tracking points, on which almost pure mandibular rotation was observed. Each tapping condition was evaluated by comparing the incisal path's range of rotation of the vertical component, which was termed the rotation value of the mandible.Results: When the head was positioned on the Camper plane, with a 3 Hz tapping frequency at a interincisal distance of 30 mm, the highest rotation value was found ; the most posterior closing path of the mandible recorded at the most condylar stable position did not cause posterior displacement of the condyle.It is concluded that a reliable bite registration can be obtained by using the most posterior closing path of the mandible as reference when the above mentioned tapping conditions are met.