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Cusp-Fossa Relationship

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Maxillary Functional Cusp   Lingual  
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Mandibular Functional Cusp   Buccal  
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Definition of a Functional Cusp   Cusp that lands in a functional fossa  
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What % of the population has ideal Cusp-Fossa relationships? What type of relationship does most of the population have?   5%, Rest are cusp-marginal ridge  
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2 Reasons that Cusp-Fossa is ideal   1) Occlusal forces are near the center of the tooth 2) Less food impaction  
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What are the two other names for the Functional cusp?   1. Working 2. Supporting  
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What is the other name for the non-Functional cusp?   Guiding cusp  
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What does FOA stand for?   Functional Outer Aspect  
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What is the FOA?   The outer 1-2 mm of the supporting cusp that makes contact with the guiding inclines of the guiding cusps of the opposing teeth when in occlusion  
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Where are the FOA contacts - A, B, and/or C?   A and C  
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What is doing the work in a cusp-fossa relationship, the tip or the ridges?   Cusp Ridges!  
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What is disclusion?   The prevention of contact on either working or non-working sides during excursive movement  
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Does wax shrink or expand?   Shrinks!  
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