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Author(s): Kengo Torii
Pp: 54-74 (21)
DOI: 10.2174/9781608057832115010006
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The value of retruded contact position (RCP) as a reference position for an occlusal analysis has not been demonstrated. On the other hand, muscular contact position (MCP) has been found to be important for a reference position in occlusal analysis and occlusal equilibration.
Keywords: Reference position, muscular contact position, occlusal equilibration, retruded contact position, intercuspal position, occlusal analysis, Gothic arch tracing, terminal hinge movement, muscular position, Chin-point guidance, habitual closure, double-blind method, ligamentous position, tooth position, postural reflex, centric relation, gnathosonic technique, occlusal splint, median occlusion, electromyographic silent period, Myocentric, bite plate-induced occlusal position.
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Reference Position for Occlusal Analysis and Equilibration, Evidence-Based Occlusal Management for Temporomandibular Disorders (2015) 1: 54. https://doi.org/10.2174/9781608057832115010006
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