Estudo comparativo entre dois métodos de mensuração do ângulo da trajetória sagital condílica, utilizando dois materiais de registro

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Autor principal: Goiato, Marcelo Coelho
Fecha de Publicación: 2003
Otros Autores: Dekon, Stefan Fiúza de Carvalho, Fernandes, Aline Úrsula Rocha
Formato: Article
Lenguaje: por
Fuente: Repositório Institucional da UnB
Download full: http://repositorio.unb.br/handle/10482/10449
Sumario: The occlusal morphology in any procedure made in mouth must keep in balance with the mandibular movements. The right adjustment of the condylar guidances in the articulator makes possible for an occlusal rehabilitation to be easy and well succeeded. In order to check out the individualization accuracy of the condylar sagital pathway inclination in semi-adjustable articulator, there were studied two materials to intraoral impression: wax associated with resin and addition silicone. The measurement of the angle obtained was made by the Buhnergraph device and directly on the condylar guidance of the articulator. With the found results, we may conclude that there is no significant statistical difference between the materials, no matter which method is used to determine the angles of condylar inclination.
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Sumario:The occlusal morphology in any procedure made in mouth must keep in balance with the mandibular movements. The right adjustment of the condylar guidances in the articulator makes possible for an occlusal rehabilitation to be easy and well succeeded. In order to check out the individualization accuracy of the condylar sagital pathway inclination in semi-adjustable articulator, there were studied two materials to intraoral impression: wax associated with resin and addition silicone. The measurement of the angle obtained was made by the Buhnergraph device and directly on the condylar guidance of the articulator. With the found results, we may conclude that there is no significant statistical difference between the materials, no matter which method is used to determine the angles of condylar inclination.