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2 Nov 2023 · Freeway space (FWS), also known as inter-occlusal space, holds significant value in Neuromuscular Dentistry. The ability to record FWS allows practitioners to visualize the relationship between dental arches when the mandible is in a relaxed, postural position.
components related to the freeway space are discussed, as well as airway, dental eruption patterns, tactile feedback, and orthodontic relapse considerations. An extraoral method for evaluating the dimensions of the anterior freeway space is proposed. KEYWORDS: Freeway space, Vertical occlusal distance, Interocclusal distance, Trigeminal
19 Jan 2015 · When the mandible is in the rest position there is a space between the occlusal surfaces of the teeth which is known as the freeway space or interocclusal rest space.
14 Ogo 2015 · Many methods are reported in literature to determine freeway space (FWS), but they yield dissimilar measurements. Purpose: Recording FWS of patients during prosthetic rehabilitation is one of the important steps in dentistry.
The small vertical space between upper and lower teeth that normally occurs at rest is referred to as the dental freeway space, or interocclusal space. The normal freeway space measures 2-3mm at the molars, and 4-6mm at the incisors [1].
1 Nov 2020 · The purpose of this article is to explain the importance of evaluating and documenting the freeway space (interdental rest position), in initial examinations and at the completion of therapy in...
9 Dis 2022 · There is a great capacity for adaptation and compensation, and as long as you remain in aesthetic parameters, freeway space is not a pivotal consideration in the dentate. Most of the time in...
30 Ogo 2022 · Increasing the occlusal vertical dimension (OVD) is often indicated in complex oral rehabilitation to gain restorative space and improve the occlusal relationship and aesthetics. The effect of increasing the OVD on lower facial height and facial aesthetics is not well understood and evaluated.
25 Nov 2020 · The purpose of this article is to explain the importance of evaluating and documenting the freeway space (interdental rest position), in initial examinations and at the completion of therapy in patients exhibiting an open mandibular resting position.
Comparison of the millimeter differences in lower face height between conditions (1) and (3), and (2) and (3) will yield two separate measures of freeway space. For patients with a myofunctional problem, these measurement comparisons may differ at initial examination.
