Question 188 (part 2) · LDEK · Mandibular movements and articulators
Average value of Bennet’s angle is:
- A. 0°-10° .
- B. 10°-20° .
- C. 20°-30° .
- D. 30°-40° .
- E. 40°-50° .
Hint
Recall the value most often set for the Bennett angle on average-value and semi-adjustable articulators.
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