Dental Anatomy

[Unibe Molar]

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What are the best sources to review dental anatomy for Step 1 ?

 

[toothlord]

the dental anatomy section of the denta decks is excelent,i recommend you to study the occlusion in kaplan,you will be able to understand it thouroughly.

 

[toothmail]

i would suggest kaplan for occlusion too. and decks of course.

 

[Meggs]

What are the best sources to review dental anatomy for Step 1 ?

A dentoform, a mirror and a friend that models for you. Assuming both you and your friend wore braces in the past.

 

[Bond]

Dental Anatomy, physiology and occlusion by Wheelers i

Its a good book for the morphology but there isnt a lot on the occlusion just a little on lat and protusive movements and relations.But i like it for the morphology


BOND

 

[Athene]

for dental anat........well .....
woelfel and scheid......
very easy to remember as given in tabular form and comparisons of different teeth...............
occlusion??????? 😕
all the best..... 👍

 

[elementz]

hi...
my best bet would be on Kaplan and wheeler's...both are good.

 

[Giffy]

Yeah Kaplan and Wheeler and the decks are more than enough.
Giffy

 

[gpg]

well looks like my post has gone waste.....I know I have not been able to write about cuspal relations during the lateral movements......but thats because I have not been able to get Dawson....and I don't want to write wrong or half way things.....not a single person recommending my tutorial....what a waste of time and energy!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙁 👎

 

[wiztooth]

Hey buddy,
Plz don't be disheartened.We all appreciate ur altruistic gesture of offering ur own tutorial.That's very nice of u...but plz try to put up it in the sticky 'Tutorial' thread Henna put for good.It makes it quite easy for the newbies to access it n also for anyone.buddy....plz don't feel bad for not putting up that cuspal relations.....u don't owe anybody,but u r just trying to help others by sharing what u compiled.we know that u'll come up with that tutorial sometime later....even if u can't that's okay,plz don't feel sad for that.
So take it easy buddy and study well.....Good luck Cheers....take care 🙂

 

[Unibe Molar]

thanks so much for all the great suggestions 🙂

 

[Athene]

well looks like my post has gone waste.....I know I have not been able to write about cuspal relations during the lateral movements......but thats because I have not been able to get Dawson....and I don't want to write wrong or half way things.....not a single person recommending my tutorial....what a waste of time and energy!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙁 👎

i was expecting the same from u......but i guess ......everybody has seen ur tutorial......anyways ..Unibe Molar wanted to know abt the book.............thats what we reccomended..........and ur tutorial is no doubt the best and thats all i have read for occlusion......so cheer up buddy.....ur effort did not go waste.........every person on SDN in future also will look at your tutorial.......u have made a significant contribution towards the most difficult topic.....and we all at SDN thank u for that....... 👍 👍

 

[health]

well looks like my post has gone waste.....I know I have not been able to write about cuspal relations during the lateral movements......but thats because I have not been able to get Dawson....and I don't want to write wrong or half way things.....not a single person recommending my tutorial....what a waste of time and energy!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙁 👎

Hi GPG,
I saw your editorial in sticky and it really helped.I pretty much understood about the working side and non working side movements with arrows.

I am very confused regarding such movement like when maxi or mandi teeth move in lateral movements which cusps which contact or pass bet which teeth , which is the best way to determine such things.any help is appreciated i m very confused

in an ideal intercuspal position, when the mandible makes a right lateral excursion, mesiolingual cusp of permanent maxillary right first molar opposes the
1. sulcus bet mesiofacial and distofacial cusps of mandi first molar
2 sulcus bet distofacial and distal cusps of mandi first molar
3. embrassure bet mandi first molar and mandi second pre molar
4. sulcis bet lingual cusps of mandi first molar
5. embrassure bet mandi first and second molar

Thanks in advance
Vij

 

[jojo-Z]

Hi GPG,
I saw your editorial in sticky and it really helped.I pretty much understood about the working side and non working side movements with arrows.

I am very confused regarding such movement like when maxi or mandi teeth move in lateral movements which cusps which contact or pass bet which teeth , which is the best way to determine such things.any help is appreciated i m very confused

in an ideal intercuspal position, when the mandible makes a right lateral excursion, mesiolingual cusp of permanent maxillary right first molar opposes the
1. sulcus bet mesiofacial and distofacial cusps of mandi first molar
2 sulcus bet distofacial and distal cusps of mandi first molar
3. embrassure bet mandi first molar and mandi second pre molar
4. sulcis bet lingual cusps of mandi first molar
5. embrassure bet mandi first and second molar

Thanks in advance
Vij

I'd like to try to explain, but please for all of u I need feedback from u guys if it's OK/Bad what I'm saying ;
First try to form your hand as a claw, one facing down as would be maxillary molars and one hand facing up as would be mandibular molars.
Now put them together.
Remember the upper claw overhangs the lower claw and position it half way distally. So upper claw halfway overlap and halfway distal from the lower claw.
Second, identify in Intercuspal Position where would meet with the opposite tooth.
In this case I believe the mesiolingual cusp of right first molar meets in the central fossa of opposite jaw same tooth.
This is the point from u r moving.
Next try to move your lower claw to the right as right mandibular movement but remember the same side will only be rotating the opposite side will also be translating.
Then try to figure out where the mesiolingual cusp will go.

 

[jojo-Z]

I ran out of space.
So I think the answer is C., that will go beetwen the mandibular lingual sulcus. 😎 😎 😎

 

[jojo-Z]

I ran out of space.
So I think the answer is C., that will go beetwen the mandibular lingual sulcus. 😎 😎 😎

I mean NR. 4 is the correct answer.

Anybody any comments ??? 😎 😎

 

[anjali 1]

I mean NR. 4 is the correct answer.

Anybody any comments ??? 😎 😎

thats correct

 

[gumpads]

hey!

your thread boosted my confidence with occlusion questions.
not just thank.....THANKS A LOT!!!