The American Text-Book of Prosthetic Dentistry : in Contributions By Eminent Authorities
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The " taking of the bite," then, is simply obtaining the relation of the jaws in occlusion.
This is best studied, by the beginner, from a patient with all of the teeth, upper and lower, in situ.
In its simplest form it consists of placing a roll of soft wax about as thick as the index finger between the teeth, and long enough to extend Fig. 390.
Upper cast, with temporary base-plate in position.
from the last tooth on one side to the last tooth on the other, and have the patient bite into it.
T...he patient is directed to bite or close the teeth into the wax until the opposing teeth strike each other, and while holding them steadily in this position the soft wax is pressed close against the surfaces of all the teeth, care being taken to prevent the patient from changing the position of the lower jaw after the bite has been secured. The wax should then be chilled by a stream of cold water from a syringe to prevent bending, when the wax-bite can be easily removed.
This wax-bite will contain an impression of the upper teeth on one side and the lower teeth on the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The " taking of the bite," then, is simply obtaining the relation of the jaws in occlusion.
This is best studied, by the beginner, from a patient with all of the teeth, upper and lower, in situ.
In its simplest form it consists of placing a roll of soft wax about as thick as the index finger between the teeth, and long enough to extend Fig. 390.
Upper cast, with temporary base-plate in position.
from the last tooth on one side to the last tooth on the other, and have the patient bite into it.
T...he patient is directed to bite or close the teeth into the wax until the opposing teeth strike each other, and while holding them steadily in this position the soft wax is pressed close against the surfaces of all the teeth, care being taken to prevent the patient from changing the position of the lower jaw after the bite has been secured. The wax should then be chilled by a stream of cold water from a syringe to prevent bending, when the wax-bite can be easily removed.
This wax-bite will contain an impression of the upper teeth on one side and the lower teeth on the other.
What to read after The American Text-Book of Prosthetic Dentistry : in Contributions By Eminent Authorities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Essig, Charles J. (Charles James), 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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