1984
DOI: 10.1016/0022-3913(84)90383-4
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Arbitrary mandibular hinge axis locations

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“…The facebow is an instrument used to record the relationship of the maxillary arch to the mandibular transverse horizontal axis and a selected anterior reference point in an individual, for the purpose of orienting the individual's maxillary cast to the opening axis of an articulator . Several studies have investigated the benefits of using a facebow to improve accuracy in mounting casts, but there is still controversy over its importance. An accurate location of the transverse horizontal axis is indicated in gnathological procedures where dynamic extraoral tracings are used to program fully adjustable articulators.…”
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“…The facebow is an instrument used to record the relationship of the maxillary arch to the mandibular transverse horizontal axis and a selected anterior reference point in an individual, for the purpose of orienting the individual's maxillary cast to the opening axis of an articulator . Several studies have investigated the benefits of using a facebow to improve accuracy in mounting casts, but there is still controversy over its importance. An accurate location of the transverse horizontal axis is indicated in gnathological procedures where dynamic extraoral tracings are used to program fully adjustable articulators.…”
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“…En esta visión y sin entrar en muchos detalles, se pretende que el complejo cóndilo/disco/fosa mandibular/tubérculo articular, pasen de una situación ortopédica mecánicamente neutral y libre (compuesta por rangos de movimiento), a una ubicación forzada, puntual, rígida e innegociable, decretada por las escuelas de oclusión (Keshvad & Winstanley, 2001;McKee, 2005;Alexander et al, 1993). Entonces el "eje cinemático de rotación" seria el promedio entre dos o mas ejes lo que evidentemente lo hace "imaginario" por lo que un giro puro y sostenido en movimientos rotatorios y translatorios bajo estas circunstancias no ocurre sino en la imaginación (Hellsing et al, 1995;Piehslinger et al, 1994;Tsao, 1986;Simpson et al, 1984;Schulte et al, 1984). Los modelos de las escuelas de oclusión posteriormente conectan estos puntos "céntricos" de cada ATM, y entre cóndilos asimétricos y nada paralelos, con un eje paralelo imaginario que lo denominan "eje cinemático de rotación" o supuestamente "eje de bisagra", concepto que tiene casi un siglo de creado sin modificaciones ni muchos cuestionamientos (Winstanley, 1985;Starcke, 2001Starcke, , 2002a.…”
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“…Some1, 30,34) believe that the arbitrary centre of condyle is situated 10-13 mm anterior to the tragus on the line joining the superior border of the tragus to the outer canthus of the eye, while others5, 11,15,16,30,33) believe that it is present anteriorly to the same distance from the middle of the tragus to the outer canthus of the eye. The glossary of Prosthodontic terminology (GPT-6) does not mention about tragus-canthus line.…”
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