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Dynamic occlusions in natural permanent dentition.

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2008

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Abstract

Bilateral canine-protected and group function occlusions were the most typical occlusions for younger patients, while group function occlusion was more common for older patients. The canine-protected occlusion seems to be the most suitable pattern for orthodontic and prosthetic rehabilitation planned in younger patients, while the group function occlusion may be a good pattern for prosthetic rehabilitation in older patients. Further studies are needed to determine the relationship of the occlusal schemas to periodontitis, bruxism, or temporomandibular disorders.