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Conclusion: Functional occlusion, adapted to dynamic occlusion in a CICERO crown for the first mandibular molar, can be obtained using data acquired with the String-Condylocomp registration system.
Because the anatomic orientation of the casts is maintained throughout the measurement process, it is possible to compare the data with electronically registered condyle paths and therefore to investigate, for example, their relation to the corresponding guidance paths of the frontal teeth and the canines in dynamic occlusion.
Wherever possible, adjacent implants were primarily splinted (crowns, bar) and extra-axial loading during dynamic occlusion was avoided.
In dynamic occlusion, the intimal flap prolapses across the branch-vessel origin and covers the lumen like a curtain.
The proposed tracking approach is able to cope with dynamic occlusion situations where the occluding objects keep the coherence in the observed behaviour previous to the occlusion situation.
This video was the hardest of the four analysed videos, as presented dynamic occlusion situations and poor segmentation of the persons moving in the scene.
Indeed, such network dynamics could provide valuable functionality in situations of dynamic occlusions that occur continuously in everyday life (figure 5B).
The second solution requires additional work in the modeling phase, and even a very large number of cameras could fail to correctly frame events because of dynamic occlusions.
To explain our findings, we have developed a computational model which implements directed spatial interactions between neighboring motion detectors, a type of connectivity that may play a functional role in situations involving dynamic occlusions.
The in-plane translation and out-of-plane rotational motions of the four catalytic domains lead to dynamic occlusions of the peripheral cationic site.
Purpose: This study investigated differences in crown structure of a crown designed in static occlusion (STA) with designs adapted for dynamic occlusal interferences.
