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Extra-oral examination

Anatomical and physiological peculiarities of masticatory apparatus with the loss of teeth. Functional impressions during complete absence of teeth. Occlusion and articulation. Defining the central value of the jaws. Extra-oral examination. Oral cavity of toothless patient Intra-oral examination.

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Extra-oral examination

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  1. Anatomical and physiological peculiarities of masticatory apparatus with the loss of teeth. Functional impressions during complete absence of teeth. Occlusion and articulation. Defining the central value of the jaws

  2. Extra-oral examination

  3. Oral cavity of toothless patientIntra-oral examination

  4. Non fitting upper denture

  5. Prominent Maxillary Tori

  6. skull of toothless patient

  7. changes of correlation of alveolar parts after the loss of teeth

  8. Full anatomical impressions of toothless jaw.

  9. With thermoplastic prefabricated plates AKR-P With selfcuring resin Protacryl DonMI technology Making of individual tray.

  10. Adjustment of individual tray with the Herbst tests on mandible

  11. Adjustment of individual tray with the Herbst tests on maxillae

  12. Individual trays mounted with “Orthokor” before placing into oral cavity.

  13. Functional impressions taken with the help of “Repin” zinc-oxide eugenolic mass silicon

  14. Reference-points on head for determination & forming of prosthetic plane.

  15. Occlusal plane should be parallel to the alatrgus line.

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