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Principles of anterior guidance: development and clinical applications.

AbstractOcclusal concepts related to the anterior determinants of occlusion have been evolving since the early days of modern dentistry. Many of these theories have led dentists to treat natural dentitions using techniques meant only for the construction of artificial dentures. This can of course result in complications for the patient.The advanced knowledge in the area of occlusion that is now available has led most knowledgeable clinicians to a consensus of opinion concerning criteria for a proper occlusion. Most agree that the anterior teeth should disclude the posterior teeth in function in a healthy dentition.This article describes practical techniques for establishing and reproducing this desired scheme of disclusion in the restored dentition.