A Physiological and Morphological Evaluation for Designing of Bilateral Free End Saddle Denture Occlusion

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Current issues of removable partial denture prosthodontics include not only loss of occlusal functions following missing dentition at present and potentially in future, but also they include variety problems accompanied with above such as patho-logical progresses of occlusal planes, TMJ's, facial heights and other morphological changes, and resulting central and peripheral neuromuscular control system disorders. Forcasting these ratesand proceeding of these oral conditions, and controlling them and final restoring and maintaining normal functions are our concerns. The results of trial clinical experiments by own analyzing systems have been reported in ICP meetings, those are as follows ; a markedly improvements on masticatory function (masticatory musclature activities, mastcatory rhythms, chewing cycle pattern etc. and related in clinical prognosis, RI-Index (location of remaining opposing dentition related with residual ridge form and denture bearing ability) have been related prosthodontic prognosis.