PubMed · 6931213
An articulator recording tridimensional condyle movements using impression materials.
Abstract
A recording instrument was constructed which also functions as an articulator. It consists of a face-bow with pseudocondyles which forms pseudocondyle cavities in impression material placed laterally from the auditory canals. Occlusal registrations were interchangeable on the articulator and in the mouth.
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F Sweijd. 1980. An articulator recording tridimensional condyle movements using impression materials.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-3913(80)90129-8
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