Occlusal Balanced Signalling: The Importance of Establishing Isotonic Vectors

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What today’s dentists are missing is the foundational comprehension and perspective of re-establishing their patient’s masticatory stability, occlusal stability and temporomandibular joint stability for optimal health.

Occlusal health is key to effective occlusal treatment.  All dental treatment must recognized and resolved the following conditions if stable, functional and comfortable dental health is a goal for successful treatment:

1. Masticatory dysfunctions,
2. Temporomandibular joint derangements and
3. Abnormal neuromuscular pains

stemming from abnormal vectors of forces due to hyper occlusal signalling or hyper muscle activity.

1. Become proficient by learning the movements of the condyles and the effects of these movements on cusp height, cusp shape and cusp paths.
2. Master the techniques in gathering the necessary data of the human articulator to put into the computer in order that the necessary jaw relationships can be reproduced accurately.
3. Acquire an understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the mandibular joints.
4. Comprehend how the gneuro-muscular system assists us to fix the teeth for the best oral automation.
5. Give greater attention to nature’s structure and health of the periodontium.

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