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Abstract
In the first article of this series, the significance of the vitality factor of a
patient was suggested, and the problems associated with attempts to “measure” functional
anatomy were recognized. In the recording phases of denture construction, we are confronted
with such problems. Necessarily, then, the development of impressions and the registrations
of maxillomandibular relations involve a series of provisional steps which must be
thoroughly tested and verified before acceptable final results are attained. Just
as the preliminary modeling compound impression was the initial step in developing
an accurate, functional, final impression, so the provisional maxillomandibular registrations,
made with the occlusion rims, are the first approach to establishing the final registrations.
With the selection of teeth and the placement of them in the occlusion rims, we continue
our verifications of measurements of functional anatomy. This phase will be considered
in the next article which will consider esthetic factors and carry the construction
phases to their completion.
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Part I,J. Pros. Den. 11:1009–1018, 1961; Part II,J. Pros. Den. 12:4–27, 1962; Part III,J. Pros. Den. 12:206–219, 1962; Part IV,J. Pros. Den. 12:409–419, 1962; Part V,J. Pros. Den. 12:629–636, 1962; Part VI,J. Pros. Den. 12:817–834, 1962.
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© 1963 The C. V. Mosby Company. Published by Elsevier Inc.
