Description

• Learning objectives:
  – Morphology and anatomy of molars
  – Occlusion, occlusal surface function
  – Introduction to gnathology
• Course outline:
  – Monitoring the appearance and understanding the function of molars
  – Exploring 2 and 3 point occlusion
  – Understanding the occlusal compass and its significance
  – Gaining insights into the relationship between shape and function
• Practical part:
  – Patterning the occlusal surface of the lower and upper molars (4, 5, 6) using plasticine
• Course benefits:
  – Improved understanding of molar shape and function
  – Enhanced ability to grind occlusal surfaces for restorations more efficiently
  – Application of functional and gnathological criteria in restorative work, prosthetics for dentists & Lab technicians.