Removable Prosthetics

“A treatise of the three-dimensional position of teeth in relationship to other anatomical parts of the stomatognathic system. With the conglomeration of the other authors known works and Dr. Abrahamsen’s discovery of Anterior Point, the subjectivity of vertical dimension of occlusion, freeway space, occlusal plane, position, occlusal plane curvature, esthetics and phonetics can now be objectively determined. This has value in all of what we do in dentistry, but especially in the treatment of the edentulous patient, the reconstruction patient, the severely worn dentition, orthodontics, orthognathic surgery and implantology. The precise position of every tooth specifically for each patient can be determined by utilizing established anatomical norms for all three dimensions. When these guidelines of normal are applied to the analysis of accurate casts mounted in centric relation in an adjustable articulator, the uncertainties in diagnosis and treatment planning are eliminated.”