OCTA Concept: Occlusal Architecture to Secure Orthodontic or Prosthodontic Treatments
OCTA Concept: Occlusal Architecture to Secure Orthodontic or Prosthodontic Treatments
Course overview
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Course lessons
Lesson 1. Occlusal architectonics. Part 1
OCTA concept: 8 criteria
Zero occlusion: good or bad
Determinants of the reconstructions and necessity of an architectural guideline
Occlusal architectonics
Special equipment for working with occlusion
Registration of occlusion. New concept
Worn dentition treatment
Choose and record the reference plane
Choose and record the reference position
Choose and record the therapeutic position including vertical dimension of occlusion
Choose the situation (position and inclination) of the mandibular anterior teeth.
Lesson 2. Occlusal architectonics. Part 2
Choose the situation (position and inclination) of the maxillary anterior teeth
Choose the radius of the curve of Spee and then the inclination of the occlusal plane
Choose the inclination of the cusp guiding slopes
Choose the guidance concept and radius of curves of Wilson
Transfer wax-up into a second generation provisional reconstruction
Mesial drift
Condylography. Analysis of results
Stability of orthodontic or prosthodontic adults treatments.