Reversed Lingualized Occlusion
Last Updated: Nov 05, 2006
Dr. Marlow asks:
Could somebody explain what “Reversed Lingualized Occlusion†is and how I use this? I have a patient who has a prominent Class III skeletal form with an edentulous maxilla and mandible.
The mandible is much wider than the maxilla especially in the
premolar-molar areas. My surgeon recommended that I have my lab use
this kind of occlusion to compensate for the jaw size discrepancy. I am
familiar with Lingualized Occlusion. Thanks for any help.
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