Question 226 · LDEK · Mandibular movements and articulators
The counterpart of Bennett movement on the non-working side is:
- A. laterotrusion.
- B. mediotrusion.
- C. Bennett angle.
- D. immediate side shift.
- E. condylar movement path.
Hint
Bennett movement is seen on the working side; ask which angular measure describes the condyle path on the opposite side.
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