3. CAUSES OF FAILURE TO PROVIDE AND
MAINTAIN ADEQUATE OCCLUSION ON
THE REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURE
1. Lack of support for the denture
base.
2. Establishing occlusion in a single
static jaw relation record.
3. Unacceptable occlusal plane.
4. • The influence of the remaining
natural teeth is usually such that the
occlusal forms of the artificial teeth
must be made to conform to an
already established occlusal pattern.
5. ANALYSIS OF THE CORRECTION OF
OCCLUSION OCCLUSAL DISHARMONY
SATISFACTORY OCCLUSION
RECORDING OF RECORDING OF
CENTRIC RELATION ECCENTRIC JAW
OR OCCLUSION RELATIONS
CORRECTION OF OCCLUSAL
DISCREPANCIES
6. DESIRABLE OCCLUSAL CONTACT RELATIONSHIPS
FOR REMOVABLE PARTIAL DENTURES
Simultaneous bilateral contacts
CENTRIC OCCLUSION
of opposing posterior teeth
OCCLUSION IN
Tooth-supported removable
HARMONIOUS NATURAL
partial dentures
DENTITION.
MAXILLARY COMPLETE
Bilateral balanced occlusion in DENTURE OPPOSES THE
eccentric positions REMOVABLE PARTIAL
DENTURE.
7. Working side contacts MANDIBULAR DISTAL
EXTENSION DENTURE.
MAXILLARY BILATERAL
Simultaneous working DISTAL EXTENSION
and balancing contacts REMOVABLE PARTIAL
DENTURE
UNILATERAL DISTAL
Only working EXTENSION
contacts REMOVABLE
PARTIAL DENTURE
8. Contact of opposing anterior
teeth in intercuspal position KENNEDY CLASS IV
and in eccentric positions
OPPOSING COMPLETE
Balanced contact of opposing DENTURE OR
posterior teeth in protrusive BILATERAL DISTAL
relationship and functional EXTENSION MAXILLARY
excursive positions REMOVABLE PARTIAL
DENTURE
9. NOT ARRANGED DISTALLY
OF THE BEGINNING OF A
Artificial SHARP UPWARD INCLINE
posterior teeth OF THE MANDIBULAR
RESIDUAL RIDGE OR OVER
THE RETROMOLAR PAD.
Artificial teeth RESIDUAL RIDGES
10. RECORDS OF OCCLUSAL RELATIONSHIPS FOR
PARTIALLY EDENTULOUS PATIENTS
• Direct apposition of casts.
• Interocclusal records with posterior teeth
remaining.
• Occlusal relations using occlusion rims on
record bases.
• Jaw relation records made entirely on
occlusion rims.