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    This study introduces a new digital occlusal analysis system, the Jaw Motion Analyser Optic System (oJMA), for precise measurement of jaw function. It aids in identifying occlusal interferences and optimizing jaw positions for TMJ relief.

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    • Digital Health

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    • Traditional occlusal analysis methods can be subjective and lack precision.
    • Understanding the dynamic relationship between jaw structure and function is crucial for dental treatment.
    • Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders often require accurate assessment of occlusal forces and jaw movements.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a novel, instrument-based method for digital occlusal analysis using advanced software and a mandibular function recording system.
    • To demonstrate the application of this system in a patient case for identifying occlusal interferences and determining optimal therapeutic jaw positions.
    • To enhance the understanding of occlusion's structure-function relationship through detailed digital analysis.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized the Jaw Motion Analyser Optic System (oJMA) for recording mandibular function and jaw movement paths.
    • Integrated 3D jaw scans with dynamic movement recordings using a specialized coupling tray for comprehensive visualization.
    • Employed dedicated software modules for layer-by-layer analysis of intercuspation and generation of occlusal gliding envelopes.

    Main Results:

    • The system digitally captures and analyzes occlusal contact patterns during real mandibular movements.
    • It enables the identification of occlusal interferences and the definition of therapeutic jaw positions, specifically for TMJ relief.
    • The analysis provides a detailed understanding of the intercuspation relationship and gliding movements, with established interfaces to CAD software.

    Conclusions:

    • The presented digital occlusal analysis system offers a precise and comprehensive approach to evaluating jaw function and occlusion.
    • It facilitates the determination of therapeutic interventions, such as occlusal splints, to improve jaw relation and alleviate TMJ symptoms.
    • This technology advances the field of dental diagnostics by integrating dynamic function with static morphology for improved patient care.