Occlusion in clinical practice

I still know dentists from all over the world who tell me that the subject is still confusing and that it is somehow an illusion. Many articles that I read question the role of occlusion in daily dentistry. There are research articles that try to show that the occlusion simply does not matter. Finally, some of the most talented and educated clinical still make presentations of beautiful restorations of maxillary ceramics that are not close to agree with their antagonistic jaws.

Preface. Contributors.

1.- Introduction to occlusal disease and foundation for occlusal therapy.
2.- Occlusal parafunction and temporomandibular disorders: neurobiological considerations.
3.- Masticative System: Orthopedic Considers in Function and Patophunction.
4.- Anatomical foundation of occlusion.
5.- Accepted occlusal principles involved in physiological occlusion.
6.- Evaluation of the muscles of the stomatognatic system and its role in the understanding of occlusal disarmony and TTM.
7.- Effect of occlusal forces on the progress of periodontal disease.
8.- Occlusal Background of the Treatment Plan.
9.- Occlusal Bitten Ferula Therapy.
10.- Occlusal balance and the wax diagnosis.
11.- Dental communication-ceramist; Base of a successful treatment.

Index.