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    Max Mand Rel - Facebow

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    Wilan Dita Nesyia
    The document discusses the process of using a facebow or earbow to record the relationship between the maxilla and mandibular hinge axis, which is important for preventing occlusal errors when making dentures. It describes heating a bite fork and embedding it centered and parallel to the occlusal plane for the patient to close against. It then explains the steps to orient and secure the facebow onto the bite fork and earpieces, tighten it, and transfer the facial recording to an articulator mounted with the dental casts.

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    Max Mand Rel - Facebow

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    Wilan Dita Nesyia
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    The document discusses the process of using a facebow or earbow to record the relationship between the maxilla and mandibular hinge axis, which is important for preventing occlusal errors when making dentures. It describes heating a bite fork and embedding it centered and parallel to the occlusal plane for the patient to close against. It then explains the steps to orient and secure the facebow onto the bite fork and earpieces, tighten it, and transfer the facial recording to an articulator mounted with the dental casts.

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    11. Max Mand Rel- Facebow

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    The document discusses the process of using a facebow or earbow to record the relationship between the maxilla and mandibular hinge axis, which is important for preventing occlusal errors when making dentures. It describes heating a bite fork and embedding it centered and parallel to the occlusal plane for the patient to close against. It then explains the steps to orient and secure the facebow onto the bite fork and earpieces, tighten it, and transfer the facial recording to an articulator mounted with the dental casts.

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    22 views15 pages

    Max Mand Rel - Facebow

    Uploaded by

    Wilan Dita Nesyia
    The document discusses the process of using a facebow or earbow to record the relationship between the maxilla and mandibular hinge axis, which is important for preventing occlusal errors when making dentures. It describes heating a bite fork and embedding it centered and parallel to the occlusal plane for the patient to close against. It then explains the steps to orient and secure the facebow onto the bite fork and earpieces, tighten it, and transfer the facial recording to an articulator mounted with the dental casts.

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    Hinge Axis Location

    Face-bow or
    ear-bow used
    Record
    relationship of
    maxilla to
    transverse
    horizontal hinge
    axis of mandible
    Hinge Axis
    Transferred to the articulator
    Important to prevent occlusal
    errors, particularly when
    cusped teeth are used in
    dentures.
    Edentulous Bite Fork:
    Allows patient to close
    against the opposing
    rim to stabilize the
    record bases
    Heat bite fork and imbed it
    centered and parallel the
    occlusal plane
    Finger cots can be used
    over ear pieces for
    infection control
    Patient can assist
    with placement and
    orientation in
    external auditory
    meatus
    Orient in external
    auditory meatus
    Slide facebow onto
    bitefork
    Extend nasion
    support& tighten
    Tighten all facebow
    wrenches
    Loosen these tighteners.
    Release the recordbase
    by breaking the seal,
    and removing the
    facebow.
    Loosen and remove the
    transfer jig from the
    earbow
    Place facebow support
    on transfer jig and attach
    to indirect mount.
    Dont use direct method
    with indirect mount.
    Remove incisal pin and set
    the centric latch
    Indirect jig with record base on
    articulator
    Place cast support and
    maxillary mounting
    plate
    Attach cast with
    mounting plaster in two
    steps

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