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There is nothing more critical for the practicing dentist than the abilities to both recognize occlusal instability and achieve occlusal stability. The fundamental goal of treatment planning is to achieve a result that will not cause breakdown in the stomatognathic system and to provide long-term stability.
In this complimentary whitepaper, Clinical Director, Dr. Leonard Hess, outlines and explains the the 5 criteria necessary for long-term stability and occlusal stability.
A few of these criterion involve:
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