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Instruments used for Recoding Jaw Relations in Complete Denture

December 28, 2013 by Dr. Varun Pandula 5 Comments

Jaw Relations is defined as “Any relationship of Maxilla to Mandible”. To determine the exact relation of Maxilla to mandible in edentulous patients who are getting complete denture Jaw relations is the most important step which gives you the Vertical relation and Horizontal relation of Maxilla to mandible.

The Steps done in Jaw Relations are:

  1. Vertical Jaw Relation
  2. Horizontal Jaw Relation
  3. Orientation Jaw Relation

occlusal rims for recording Jaw relations The Instruments used in Recording Jaw relations for Complete Denture:

  1. Alcohol Torch or Spirit Lamp or Bunsen Burner
  2. Plaster of Paris
  3. Plaster Bowl
  4. Shade and Mold guides
  5. Denture Base and Occlusion Rims:
  6. Base Plate Wax
  7. Wax Spatula
  8. Hot Plate
  9. Wax Knife
  10. Face Bow with Bite Fork
  11. Locking Device
  12. Orbital Pointer
  13. Thread
  14. Inedible Pencil
  15. Gothic Arch Tracer
  16. Metal scale
  17. Stapler Pins

These are the instruments used in most of the Dental Clinics and Dental Collages but some instruments differ and some other instruments are preferred by some dentists, so do let us know if you want us to include any other instruments in this list.

Comments

  1. AMZ says

    September 21, 2014 at 1:38 pm

    Thanks a lot dr.varun. Your this blog is really a life savior. Thanks again.

  2. Dr. Poonam Agarwal says

    December 9, 2014 at 2:13 pm

    Other instrument needed in this list are:
    18. Divider
    19. Glass slab
    20. Marker
    21. Lecron carver
    22. Micromotor with acrylic trimmer
    23. Bubble level gauge for checking parallelism of face bow arms

  3. Siddhartha says

    December 28, 2016 at 4:45 am

    Fox plane if necessary.

  4. Priya says

    October 29, 2020 at 3:16 pm

    Hello… I have a doubt.
    What is the use of BP handle and blade in making complete denture during preliminary impressions stage?

  5. Varun says

    October 30, 2020 at 5:43 am

    It is used to scrape excess material off at the borders which might be impinging on the soft tissue portions.

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