Prosthodontics | Complete Dentures - Vertical Dimension & Determinants | INBDE, ADAT

In this video, we talk about vertical dimension (of rest and occlusion) and the various anterior and posterior determinants of occlusion that are important to consider when building a denture. Thanks for watching!

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[carlosjulian]

Thank once again for your wonderful work and dedication. Your subscribers and the people that watch your videos will be definitely better Dentists. Keep it up. God bless you

[mohammedmohsinhasan]

Explaining Prosthodontics is a complicated art and you are a champion of it!

[allexayare]

6 videos down and with your videos I can clearly understand the topics. Very helpful video! Thank you so much ❤️

[payalsharma]

Thank you Ryan for making this easy. I always hate this topic.

[kukusharma]

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[drhasnaelfarrash]

10 years graduate and this is the first time I understand curve of spee curve of monson by this amazing illustration WWOWWW

[TheSid]

Thank you, I always memorized the points for VDO and VDR, but after watching this video the big picture finally made sense!

[hoomaan]

Im watching your videos for my specialty pros board exam! Good job man.
There are few things about Bennett angle, immediate side shift, progressive side shift.. ; and also influence of condylar angle on compensation curve which is the other way around of what you described. The steeper the cond.inclination ; the steeper C.C will be.
Thanks for videos!

[docful]

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[dr.mahnoorshahid]

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[yasmineb]

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[harpreetrandhawa]

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[chisohlmchukwu]

Beautifully explained ... God bless you.

[jennifermehrens]

Love your videos, just a small correction for the Bennett angle. I'm pretty sure the angle is made by the arc of movement of the condyle and the sagittal plane. Your drawing showed it being made with the coronal plane. Not sure it really matters for the boards but for accuracy sake thought I'd share!

[drhasnaelfarrash]

Dr Ryan I really want to thank you for your kind and professional effort I also ask for a contact for more topics illustration, I’ll be too grateful

[dentistasnamerica]

Is that correct, the balancing side maxilary lingual cusps contatct lingual incline of mand. BUCCAL CUSTS? don´t should be a lingual Cups?

[zahramunir]

I had a confusion and would be really grateful if you could help sort this out for me. I saw this video and the concept that I concluded for me was as follows: When the Bennett movement is greater, the Bennett angle is less steep and the posterior cusps have tall steep declines. And these are all factors favoring Eccentric occlusion. 

In the Textbook of Prosthodontics by Deepak Nallaswamy, it is stated that when the Bennett movement is greater the cusps of posteriors should be kept shorter (which was a factor favoring disclusion). I find it contradictory. Could you please help me sort out this concept?

[cutecathatesme]

Are you saying ''Canada'' instead of Candida? I thought I lost my mind studying but I checked the auto-subtitles and that's what it understood too hahaha