NDAEB 5.24 Occlusion
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Category: 5.Patient Care ProceduresWhat is the occlusion classification for a patient with crowding and the normal alignment?
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Category: 5.Patient Care ProceduresA patient\’s mesiobuccal cusp for the maxillary first molar aligns with the buccal groove of the mandible first molar. What is the correct occlusion classification?
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Category: 5.Patient Care ProceduresOn routine dental examination of a 13yr child her lower premolar was found to be rotated.What is the malocclusion ?
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Category: 5.Patient Care ProceduresThe mandibular teeth are in maximum contact with the maxillary teeth and the teeth are not rotated or
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Category: 5.Patient Care ProceduresThe maxillary anterior teeth overlap the incisal edge of the mandibular anterior teeth in normal occlusion by
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Category: 5.Patient Care ProceduresWhat is the occlusion of the teeth when the lower jaw has moved from the centric position called?
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Category: 5.Patient Care ProceduresWhat is the most common clinical finding of class I occlusion?
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