Question 135 · LDEK · Complete dentures
Cheek biting in patients with complete dentures may result from:
- A. increased vertical occlusal dimension.
- B. reduced vertical occlusal dimension.
- C. inaccurate finishing and polishing.
- D. incorrectly registered central relation.
- E. incorrect relation of the dental arches in the posterior-lateral region.
Hint
Consider how the upper buccal cusps normally hold the cheek away from the occlusal table of the posterior teeth.
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