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| Most distal position of the mandible |
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| Chewing surface of primary and permanent teeth |
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| Whent he upper and lower anterior teeth do not occlude, leaving a space |
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| Bringing the mandible into its most forward position. (Class 3 malocclussion jjut-jaw) |
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| Called the physiological rest position. Teeth are slightly apart and comfortable about 1-2mm |
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| The mesial-buccal cusp of the upper 1st molar is mesial to the buccal groove of the lower 1st molar |
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| The study of the factors which cause a disease or condition |
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| A condition that occurs when the bones of the maxilla fail to fuse with the bones of the naval cavity |
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| A habit when a person's tongue pushed against the anterior teeth during swallowing, causing an anterior open bite |
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| Looped spring like part os the TP spring |
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