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İNTERKÜSPAL POZİSYONDA OKLUZAL TEMAS SAYISI VE DAĞILIMI

THE NUMBER AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF OCCLUSAL TOOTH CONTACTS IN THE INTERCUSPAL POSITION

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  • Atatürk Üniversitesi Diş Hekimliği Fakültesi Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 1995

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Intercuspal position is the static occlusal position in which the tooth contact the most. In many instans occlusal arrangements of the dental restorations are done in this position. This study designed to analyse localisation of occlusal contacts of posterior teeth in imeicuspal position and numbers of contact in young adults having healthy teeth with no restoration. Fifty young adults with normal occlusion are included in this study. Perforations due to occlusal contacts are examined. In most of the samples the localisation of the occlusal contacts and the number of the contacts asymmetric distributions were found between the posterior teeth with no asymmetric of both arcs. The tooth contacts were mostly between maxillar and mandibular second premolar and first and second molar.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
İnterkuspal pozisyon çene hareketlerinde en fazla diş temasının meydana geldiği statik okluzal pozisyondur ve dental restorasyonların pek çoğunun okluzal uyum!aması İni mT7İnwtnria U4nılmalrt<ı.-lı>> Çalışmada, sağlıklı dişlere sahip, di; restorasyonu bulunmayan genç denek grubunda posterior dişlerde interkus-pal pozisyonda okluzal di 5 temaslarının lokali zasyonu ve sayısının analizi yapılmıştır. Normal okluzyona sahip 50 denekte, interkuspal pozisyon kayıtlan alındı. Oklüzal temaslara bağlı olarak gözlenen perforasyonlar incelendi, deneklerin çoğunda, okluzal temasların lokalizasyonu ve sayısında asimetrik dağılım görülmüştür. Deneklerin önemli bir kısmında her iki arkta simetri olmaksızın turn posterior dişler arasında yaklışık dokuz tane temas lokal ize olmuştur. Temaslar en sık olarak maksillar mandibular 2. prem ol arlar ile 1. ve 2. molarlar arasında oluşmuştur.
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