Corpus ID: 34134034

Occlusal adjustment via selective cutting of natural teeth. Part I.

@article{Mchorris1985OcclusalAV,
  title={Occlusal adjustment via selective cutting of natural teeth. Part I.},
  author={W. H. Mchorris},
  journal={The International journal of periodontics & restorative dentistry},
  year={1985},
  volume={5 5},
  pages={
          8-25
        }
}

W. H. Mchorris

Published 1985

Medicine

The International journal of periodontics & restorative dentistry

A well-planned, precise occlusal adjustment of natural teeth has some distinct advantages over other forms of occlusal therapy. It should be emphasized, however, that an occlusal adjustment is an irreversible, "take away" procedure and has definite contraindications in some mouths. Before discussing types of treatment, it would be worthwhile to review the indications for any type of occlusal therapy. Although much controversy and confusion have surrounded the etiologic factors leading to… CONTINUE READING

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