27 Centric Record

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Название	:	27 Centric Record
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Amazing video
Comment from : @kanthy4

Sir, can you teach Occlusion please?
Comment from : @sidrabajwa9397

thank you for the video do you suggest this technique to record CR in flabby ridges?
Comment from : @ankursnd

Man I wish more dentist would take the time to learn your technique It would help us techs set teeth better and produce more accurate setups Nobody like re-setting over and over because the dentist can't record an accurate bite Nothing is more frustrating and inaccurate than a whole wax sheet rolled up and not softened enough to record a bite Nobody can bite down enough to get a correct bite with that OMG!! Makes me want to change my profession sometimes!! Smh
Comment from : @quris212

Hello Sir, I have question about CR in denulous patient Considering that in this patient CR is not equal to CO, If I take CR in such patient using PVS will PVS show me any indentations or it should not have any tooth mark? I am sure that it should not have perforations but not sure about teeth marks Thankyou
Comment from : @poojathosar7339

This is amazing sir! Thankyou
Comment from : @kiransuz8226

Your videos are very helpful thank you
Comment from : @campaspe810

Questions about centric occlusion Does it reach pt’s CR if I ask pt to move mandible as posteriorly as possible as in terrified intercuspal position? Will this be as effective as bimanual manipulation to reach pt’s CR?
Comment from : @mikecheng6959

Sir I'm in my 4th year during this corona outbreak and your 8 yr prior lecture helped me sooo much in understanding this topic Thank you
Comment from : @yuchuasif7954

How to increase vertical dimension in an edentulous patient after the casts have been mounted? Do we need to do a new facebow transfer?
Comment from : @anmolsidhu9107

very good videos! thank you
Comment from : @kircholagh

thank you too much ,continuos pleas 🌹
Comment from : @nadamohammed9144

Thank you so much for the helpful video!
Comment from : @ErikaCorrea

Great video Do you use or recommend gothic arch tracers or some of its variants like the massad jaw recorder or gnathometer for determining the centric record?
Comment from : @ruicosta6638

thank you sir
Comment from : @hameedali4297

Thanks so much😊🌹
Comment from : @user-jx7dr5yc9l

improved more than wax alone
Comment from : @harhoor2006

Great job! thank you
Comment from : @ds-il1bc

very clear explaination thanks
Comment from : @faruqshahkhan4687

so nice job
Comment from : @muhammadidrees5149

great thank you doctor
Comment from : @hamadalyafai2328

Dr Robert, thanks for your helping us but I'd like to view the Graphic Tracing method brthanks in advance
Comment from : @mhna3a

I dont understand the part u ask the patient to close the jaw and you repeat the procedure Why do u do that and when do you know its perfect distance between upper and lower jaw?
Comment from : @sonnya207

thank you sir, very helpful video
Comment from : @danielemeschini446

very helpful presentation sir thanks
Comment from : @santoshchavan5075

Thanks for the detailed demonstration ! Really help a lot for my better understanding of recording the jaw relationship
Comment from : @wennessa94

Very good video! What can we use in alternative to polivinilsyloxane?
Comment from : @skunkfromcamden

i am impressed at your ability to teach very nice video!
Comment from : @jsvlad

You're welcome
Comment from : @DrLoneyDal

really appreciate all the videos you post thanksa lot dr Robert
Comment from : @hanimorsy5335

nice taught thank you very much i a dental student from malaysia
Comment from : @takkhor2004

Ideally it is recommended for the patient to stop closing before contact so that they do not slide/translate upon contact if the rims are not perfectly flat In practice, the patient will almost always have some penetration through the record as it can be difficult for them to remain in position without contact So it's best to have as little as possible contact and yet be as close to the desired occlusal vertical dimension as possible There is no research to say how much spacing is best
Comment from : @DrLoneyDal