Why do you think some dental technicians and dentists consider Lingualized occlusion a valuable occlusal concept? Remember why Niel Du Plessis discussed with you and also what he said about the selection of teeth for this type of scheme also see what literature says.
the loaboratory fabrication time is reduced and this scheme represents a posterior occlusion that can be more readily observed in both the laboratory and clinical environments thereby enabling any unfavorable occlusal contacts to be identified and corrected
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in addition mam, It is very efficient for mastication, and this leads to much better intake of nutrients for the patient.
This form of occlusion is much easier to
manage clinically because the number
of contact points to control it is greatly
reduced compared to a functional type of
arrangement.
Once understood, it is much easier to
produce in the laboratory
Lingualized occlusion is quite simple and can
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