Question 171 · LDEK · Mandibular movements and articulators
Fischer’s angle is an angle:
- A. between Camper’s plane and Frankfurt’s plane.
- B. between the condyle path during protrusion movement and the lateral track of this condyle on the non-working side, in the horizontal plane.
- C. between the condyle path during protrusion movement and the lateral track of this condyle on the non-working side, in the frontal plane.
- D. between the condyle path during protrusion movement and the lateral track of this condyle on the non-working side, in the sagittal plane.
- E. none of the above.
Hint
Bennett's and Fischer's angles compare the same two condylar paths; they differ only in the projection plane.
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