Question 12 (part 2) · LDEK · Mandibular movements and articulators
Using Face bow during prosthetic restorations fabrication is to determine:
- A. height of central occlusal position of the mandible.
- B. vertical dimension of lower face height and transferring the data to the articulator.
- C. relation of occlusal plane of upper arch to the hinge axis of TMJs and transferring the data to the articulator.
- D. Camper’s plane in relation to the hinge axis of TMJs.
- E. Frankfurt plane in relation to the hinge axis of TMJs and transferring the data to the articulator.
Hint
Ask what spatial relationship the facebow transfers when mounting the upper cast, as opposed to what an interocclusal record transfers.
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