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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Occlusal & Contact Issues - Simple as +/-
In order to minimize chairtime and maximize the value of our restorations,
we have established an innovative system for communicating and implementing
preferences for interproximal and occlusal contacts. Proximal contacts have
been separated into two categories, ‘fit’ and ‘shape’. Proximal ‘fit’
determines the amount of contact ranging from ‘extra light’ to ‘tight’, and the
‘shape’ ranges from ‘point’ to ‘extra broad’.
Occlusal contact preferences focus on the amount of ‘resistance’ to the
antagonist. The system is uncomplicated, from a communication perspective, and has
been implemented in both our fabrication process and final quality-control
evaluation. If you are interested in discussing your preferences and reducing
chairtime, your Technical Consultant will provide information on our system and
discuss how your feedback will refine our fixed restorations.
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