This lecture tells you about different occlusal schemes for complete dentures. It should be preceded by viewing the lecture entitled Hanau's Quint which is also available on youtube.
Madam anne .hi.i have understood complete denture after 10 years completely that is just today, after seeing your presentation with beautiful and simple way. May god bless you, your college and students are lucky to have you and thanks .
I know this video is from 2014, but I'm not understanding something - what are the categories and subcategories of occlusion? I understand that there is Anatomic vs Non-anatomic ... also Balanced vs Non-balanced. There are a WHOLE bunch of scheme titles, and I don't know which are the same, which differ, and how these differ: Anatomic Semi-anatomic Non-anatomic Monoplane Neutrocentric Lingualized Balanced Non-balanced Can you help me categorize/subcategorize/organize these? The details of each I can put together afterwards, but I learn better when I know a sense of commonality between all these schemes/concepts. Thank you!
There was a disk prepared by UCLA in conjunction with Ivoclar company that was available from Ivoclar. That disk along with images from Dentsply, Dr Jack Morris (U of Louisville, now deceased), my photos, and older texts on Complete Dentures were the source of all my lectures images. See the first slide where I acknowledge them. I had permission from Ivoclar to use their materials. I prepared these videos with my U of Louisville students in mind for study purposes. I had no idea of the power of the World Wide Web.
