AnteriorUnforcedPosition

 


             My question about the AnteriorUnforcedPosition is:

                                                  How does the patient brux in this condylar position?

    

 Here is a case presentation about the bruxism of the patients in the anterior unforced position.


Step 1: The anterior unforced position was determined using the Gothic arch.


Step 2. The anterior unforced position was recorded.





Step 3: A splint was fabricated in this position.

Step 4: Bruxism was assessed using a bruxchecker.

The initial recording was taken before testing with the bruxchecker.


The second recording was obtained after testing with the bruxchecker.


Step 5: The results indicate that the patient remains very calm in the anterior unforced position.



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