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[Uses of the occlusal registration instrument (ORI)].

By means of the occlusal recording instrument (ORI), jaw models can be measured three-dimensionally and filed with respect to axes and skull. In clinical trials evaluated with the ORI, it was shown that the position of the maxilla in the skull can be transferred to the articulator with great accuracy. Suggestions are given for improvements to refine the method of measurement. If the third point of reference is also tattooed, the accuracy of the transference of the face-bow is considerably increased. Under these conditions the apparatus is suitable for checking the accuracy of the transference of the face-bow and for photographic documentation.