Abstract

ZAPATA LINO, Milagros Lourdes; CASTILLO ANDAMAYO, Diana  and  QUINTANA DEL SOLAR, Martín. Occlusal scheme balanced or unbalanced in monoplanes teeth?: A literature review. Rev. Estomatol. Herediana [online]. 2017, vol.27, n.4, pp.247-256. ISSN 1019-4355.  http://dx.doi.org/https://doi.org/10.20453/reh.v27i4.3217.

Complete denture is an artificial element designed to replace all lost teeth because of some external or internal factor; for which it is necessary to take into consideration the main objectives that are returning the masticatory, phonetic and aesthetic function. In a complete denture, a balanced occlusal scheme can be given, which allows to have an occlusal stability, using anatomical teeth allowing thus giving the patient a better masticatory, comfort and aesthetic efficiency. While in the unbalanced occlusal scheme non-anatomical teeth are used but with reduced masticatory efficacy and reduced aesthetics. It should be noted that you can also get on a complete denture a balanced occlusal scheme with non.anatomical teeth, making a series of artifices in the preparation of these. The present review article seeks to present the technique in the preparation of a balanced occlusal scheme using non.anatomical teeth.

Keywords : Dental occlusion balanced; denture complete; tooth artificial.

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