Mark II Instruction Manual - Whip Mix
Mark II Instruction Manual - Whip Mix
Mark II Instruction Manual - Whip Mix
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Underhand Pull Grasps<br />
To effect a left lateral mandibular movement<br />
the upper bow is moved to the<br />
right and pressure is applied with the<br />
left thumb to insure that the right orbiting<br />
condyle maintains contact with its<br />
superior and medial fossa walls and the<br />
left rotating condyle maintains contact<br />
with its superior and rear fossa walls<br />
(fig. 14).<br />
fig. 14<br />
fig. 15<br />
Underhand Protrusive Grasps<br />
(Protrusive Push Grasp)<br />
To effect a straight protrusive movement<br />
the upper bow is moved straight<br />
posteriorly with the right hand and the<br />
left thumb is used to apply downward<br />
pressure on the back of the upper bow<br />
so that the condyles maintain contact<br />
with their superior fossa walls.<br />
The overhand grasps as contrasted<br />
from the underhand grasps are also<br />
useful in manipulating the articulator<br />
and are required to efficiently set a fully<br />
adjustable articulator to a pantographic<br />
record. Figure 15 illustrates the Overhand<br />
Push Grasp; fig. 16 the Overhand<br />
Pull Grasp, and fig. 17 the Overhand<br />
Protrusive Grasp. When employing the<br />
overhand grasps to manipulate the articulator<br />
be sure to apply pressure to the<br />
back of the articulator to insure that the<br />
condyles maintain contact with their respective<br />
fossa bearing surfaces.<br />
fig. 16<br />
fig. 17<br />
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