Occlusion Principle in Full mouth rehabilitation under Kois Principle

– Terminology:

- Maximal intercuspal position (MIP)

- Central relation (CR)

- Vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO).

– Gnathologic principles

– Condylar movements: Bennet movement, Bennet angle

– Anterior guidance

– Dynamic system: variability and adaptation

– Physiologic occlusion

– Acceptable functions: chewing, swallowing, speaking and breathing

– Constricted chewing patterns

– Occlusal dysfunction and parafunctions

– Three P's according to the Kois principles: Position, Place, Paceway

– Transferring the emergence profile of multiple implant restoration

– Kois questionnaire

– Risk assessment: occlusion stress test

– Functional occlusion therapeutic considerations

– Central relation technique:

- Bilateral manipulation

- Lucia jig

- Leaf gauge

- Kois deprogrammer

- Bite plane

- Occlusal splint.

– Characteristics of Kois deprogrammer

– Benefits of a Kois deprogrammer.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Orthodontists, General dentists.