. The Dental cosmos. plica-tion to prosthesis is absolutely indis-pensable, in regard to the mechanism ofmastication as well as to the preservationof the masticatory apparatus. NECESSITY OF REGISTERING BOTH CON-DYLE PAT LIS. The glenoid cavity presents consider-able variations among our con tempo- while that of the left side measured 35degrees, making a difference of tendegrees between one side and theother. Thinking I had made a mistake. Itook the measurement of the condylepath by Gvsis method, and Dr. Solbrigmeasured it by that of Kit nor. Theresult was the same, viz, 25 and 35 de-grees. But


. The Dental cosmos. plica-tion to prosthesis is absolutely indis-pensable, in regard to the mechanism ofmastication as well as to the preservationof the masticatory apparatus. NECESSITY OF REGISTERING BOTH CON-DYLE PAT LIS. The glenoid cavity presents consider-able variations among our con tempo- while that of the left side measured 35degrees, making a difference of tendegrees between one side and theother. Thinking I had made a mistake. Itook the measurement of the condylepath by Gvsis method, and Dr. Solbrigmeasured it by that of Kit nor. Theresult was the same, viz, 25 and 35 de-grees. But the most conclusive proofconsists in moving the lower jaw of thearticulator laterally to and fro, when thecusps of all the teeth will be seen toarticulate exactly as in the mouth, andif the direction of the condyle path ischanged, the cusps do not articulate reg- 414 THE DENTAL COSMOS. ularly; some of the cusps strike each gradually lost his teeth in the course ofother, while others do not meet at all. time. Fig. Amoedos anatomical articulator, side view. The springs, representing the con-dyle paths, are placed horizontally. Between the bite wax plates is seena large piece of modeling compound which has served to register the con-dyle path. Fig. 6.


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