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Posterior Tooth Selection

Posterior Tooth Selection

by Av, Priyanka
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Posterior Tooth Selection.Selection depends on factors like ridge relation, jaw relationship, functional needs, esthetics, and material. The mesiodistal space between canine-tuberosity (maxilla) or canine-retromolar pad (mandible) guides size, while buccolingual width should match ridge to avoid instability. Materials used include acrylic, porcelain, or metal inserts, chosen according to wear resistance and opposing dentition. Cusp form plays a key role: anatomic (30°) teeth give good esthetics and mastication but produce lateral forces; semi-anatomic (10-20") provide a balance; non-anatomic (0"/monoplane) minimize lateral stress, ideal for resorbed ridges or poor neuromuscular control. Proper arrangement aims for balanced occlusion and harmony with anterior teeth, ensuring efficient function, stability, and patient comfort.

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Pub dateJun 10, 2026
ISBN-106209960138
ISBN-139786209960130
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-08-02 12:53
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