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Animated TMD Tutorial

For educational purposes, these sections are intended to be viewed sequencially.

Item Title
Normal Purposeful Function
Simultaneous combination of Condylar Rotation and Translation
Normal Unilateral Activity and Effect of a Lateral Pterygoid Muscle
Parafunctional Clenching Potential of the Temporalis
Maximum Clenching Intensity Occurs in the Musculoskeletally Stable Position
How various occlusal schemes alter Temporalis clenching intensity
How "Canine Rise" serves to diffuse parafunction
Working posterior interferences = non-working side joint strain during parafunctional occluding
How and why Lateral Pterygoids become naturally programmed to avoid functional interferences
Non-working posterior interference causes non-working side joint and disc strain
Comparing an NTI's occluding scheme with other parafuntional occluding schemes
How excess vertical dimension provided by an NTI device can be straining to a joint
Cervical and facial/sinus complications arising from protrusive clenching
The Parafunctional Nature of Articulators

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