Original scientific paper
Positions of the central relation and central occlusion as recorded by a functiograph in patients with a stomatognathic system dysfunction
Stanko Vukovojac
; School of Dental Medicine, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
Josip Pandurić
; School of Dental Medicine, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
Abstract
Positions of the central relation and central occlusion were intraorally
graphically recorded in 100 patients with a stomatognathic system dysfunction and in 0 control subjects. Results of the study showed asymetry of these two positions to play a major role in the etiology of dysfunction. Occlusal program had an almost two-fold impact on the graphic tracing of the central occlusion position, as compared to the influence exerted by the articulation and muscle on the central relation tracing. Instrumental functional analysis and the instrument used alike, are simple to use and allow an objective assessment of the state to be made.
Keywords
dysfunction; functional analysis; central relation; central occlusion
Hrčak ID:
101227
URI
Publication date:
15.3.1989.
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