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• W2000277890 abstract "LTHOUGH TREATMENT by means of occlusal pivots can be undertaken A without employing recording devices or records of any kind, such devices and records are helpful in checking the results of treatment. The procedure of recording the positions of the condyles along with a record of the symptoms before placing the occlusal pivots, and then making records of changed positions and changed symptoms as treatment continues, affords an accumulation of data to indicate the general correlation. This general correlation is helpful in planning for the individual case. Although, as stated, it is possible for the dentist to get results without measuring the extent and directions of condyle movement, he should know something of what these movements may be. He should know what changes to induce and how to bring them about. This knowledge is available.’ To measure the drop in the condyles, it is possible to use a vertically adjustable-post articulator. By calibrating these posts, as suggested by Chaignon Brown, the vertical changes can be read on the calibrations. After recording the starting points, it is necessary to make new interocclusal records in the patient’s mouth, insert these records between the opposing teeth on the articulator, loosen the posts so they can slide vertically, and read the difference between the starting positions and those produced by the wax records. This method is fairly accurate for vertical changes, but is not useful in finding the directions and extent of the other changes. Another method of measuring condyle migrations is by means of roentgenograms of the temporomandibular joint which are taken at intervals. Such roentgenograms indicate the changes in condyle positions, but to date have not proved sufficiently accurate for this purpose. It may also be not advisable to expose the patient to the x-rays. Another method that can be used satisfactorily to measure the extent of vertical change is by means of casts poured into impressions of the incisors when the teeth are in occlusion in the patient’s mouth. These are made at intervals with alginate impression cream. Since the occlusal pivots are usually placed about midway between the condyles and the incisors, the drop of the condyles is approximately equal to the elevation of the lower incisors. Thus, by measuring the elevation of the lower incisors, we have an index of the drop of the condyles. And Read before the American Denture Society at Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 25, 1953, as a part of a symposium, “The Control of Condyle Relations in the Mandibular Fossa.”" @default.
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• W2000277890 title "Methods of measuring condyle migrations" @default.
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