1. The central and lateral of the patients left of the mandibular can be dropped into harmony with the right sides central and lateral anteriors. all anteriors can be lowered as well. 2. The neck of the maxillary left canine can be pushed in a bit more. Right central incisor on the maxilla sits higher than the left. 3. posteriors on the maxilla, the necks can be brought out a small bit. this will allow for better contact. also the mandibular premolars angulation is incorrect. 4. Uneven necks in the wax up
the 2.1 is slightly longer tha the 1.1, and also the 3.1 and the 3.3 are higher tha the 4.1 and 4.2. No curve of spee. The occlusion of the posterior teeth is not correct on the patient's left, there is a space between the upper molars and the lower molars. i would tilt the root of the upper molars a bit to the mesial and the root of the lower molars a bit to the distal, and rais them sligtly for better occlusion and curve of spee.
The arrangement of the anteriors does not correspond with the midline marking. The occlusion of the maxillary molars can be corrected as the first and second molars aren't even making contact with the opposing molars.
mandibular anterior teeth are not in harmony with each other, they are slightly higher than the next. The midline is off. the mandibular posterior teeth in the 3rd quadrant are not occluding nicely, could be better.
midlines are completely out. mandibular anterior teeth need to be reset and lowered. posterior teeth are well set for excursions, however a slight adjustment need to made to the necks. position that its in it seems as if the patient will bite their cheek(front view:patient left). occlusion on patients right seems to be perfect(well placed on patients right).
Midline slightly off. molars on patients left are placed to buccal. these molars can be off the ridge and thats the reason. the mandibular anteriors are not the same height.
The midline is a bit off; the lower anterior teeth incisal edges are not straight and they are set too high. The posterior teeth occlusion is a bit of, the maxillary posteriors could be move more distally to achieve centric occlusion.
The mandibular anterior teeth are set too high, creating an overextended overbite. They should be dropped. The alignment of the mandibular anteriors also look wrong. The 3.1 and 3.2should be dropped to especially. The 1.6 and 1.7 looks like it is set too buccal and out of the arch so should be pushed a little palatally. The posterior teeth are not occluding correctly. The 3.6 and 3.7 could be reaised a little to coreect this, and the 1.7 could be dropped a little.
The incisal edges of the mandibular anterior teeth are not level with one another, and should be lowered to reduce the overbite. The posterior teeth should be set according to the curves of Spee and Monson.
Maxillary and mandibular midlines are out. The 3.1 and 3.2 are high above the occlusal plane they need to be brought down a bit. The molars on the left quadrant are not occluding well.
There is no curve of spee in this case. The posterior teeth are not making contact to the opposing teeth. The maxillary left posterior teeth look of the ridge to the buccal
there is no posterior occlusion for molars
ReplyDelete1. The central and lateral of the patients left of the mandibular can be dropped into harmony with the right sides central and lateral anteriors. all anteriors can be lowered as well.
ReplyDelete2. The neck of the maxillary left canine can be pushed in a bit more. Right central incisor on the maxilla sits higher than the left.
3. posteriors on the maxilla, the necks can be brought out a small bit. this will allow for better contact. also the mandibular premolars angulation is incorrect.
4. Uneven necks in the wax up
1.3 must raise up to compare with 2.3
ReplyDelete2.6 is out facially.
the 2.1 is slightly longer tha the 1.1, and also the 3.1 and the 3.3 are higher tha the 4.1 and 4.2. No curve of spee. The occlusion of the posterior teeth is not correct on the patient's left, there is a space between the upper molars and the lower molars. i would tilt the root of the upper molars a bit to the mesial and the root of the lower molars a bit to the distal, and rais them sligtly for better occlusion and curve of spee.
ReplyDeleteThe arrangement of the anteriors does not correspond with the midline marking. The occlusion of the maxillary molars can be corrected as the first and second molars aren't even making contact with the opposing molars.
ReplyDeletemandibular anterior teeth are not in harmony with each other, they are slightly higher than the next. The midline is off. the mandibular posterior teeth in the 3rd quadrant are not occluding nicely, could be better.
ReplyDeletemidlines are completely out. mandibular anterior teeth need to be reset and lowered. posterior teeth are well set for excursions, however a slight adjustment need to made to the necks. position that its in it seems as if the patient will bite their cheek(front view:patient left). occlusion on patients right seems to be perfect(well placed on patients right).
ReplyDeleteMidline slightly off. molars on patients left are placed to buccal. these molars can be off the ridge and thats the reason. the mandibular anteriors are not the same height.
ReplyDeleteThe midline is a bit off; the lower anterior teeth incisal edges are not straight and they are set too high. The posterior teeth occlusion is a bit of, the maxillary posteriors could be move more distally to achieve centric occlusion.
ReplyDeleteOcclusion of 2.5, 2.6, 2.7 (posterior teeth) are incorrect.
ReplyDelete2.1 can be dropped and the midline is slightly off.
The mandibular anterior teeth are set too high, creating an overextended overbite. They should be dropped. The alignment of the mandibular anteriors also look wrong. The 3.1 and 3.2should be dropped to especially. The 1.6 and 1.7 looks like it is set too buccal and out of the arch so should be pushed a little palatally. The posterior teeth are not occluding correctly. The 3.6 and 3.7 could be reaised a little to coreect this, and the 1.7 could be dropped a little.
ReplyDeleteThe incisal edges of the mandibular anterior teeth are not level with one another, and should be lowered to reduce the overbite.
ReplyDeleteThe posterior teeth should be set according to the curves of Spee and Monson.
Maxillary and mandibular midlines are out. The 3.1 and 3.2 are high above the occlusal plane they need to be brought down a bit. The molars on the left quadrant are not occluding well.
ReplyDeleteThere is no curve of spee in this case. The posterior teeth are not making contact to the opposing teeth. The maxillary left posterior teeth look of the ridge to the buccal
ReplyDeletemaxillary central incisors are not in the middle, there is no curve of spee
ReplyDelete