Dentatus ARH2 Instrucciones De Uso página 6

GENERAL FEATURES - STANDARD SETTINGS
see illustrations on cover, fig 3-5 (left)
1. Set Screw for Horizontal Condylar
Inclination (HCI)
2. Condylar Track
3. Lock Screw for Condylar Sphere
4. Condylar Sphere
5. Auditory Pin
6. Condylar Axis with Axis Pin
7. Centerpunched Calibrated Condylar
Axis Pin
8. Condylar Track Assembly
9. HCI Calibration scale
10. Larger Anterior Stop Screw for
Condylar Sphere
10b. Lock Screw for Larger Anterior Stop
Screw for Condylar Sphere.
11. Smaller Anterior Stop Screw for
Condylar Sphere
12. Condylar Assembly Holder
The Condylar Sphere (4) is in its BASIC
POSITION when both the Larger Anterior
Stop Screw (10) and the Smaller Stop Screw
(11) for Condylar Sphere are turned as far as
possible in a clockwise direction.
The Smaller Anterior Stop Screw (11) for
Condylar Sphere has a left hand thread: It
will move into the Condylar Track (2) when
it is turned counterclockwise.
Note: Condylar Spheres MUST always be
FULLY UNLOCKED during any adjust-
ments of the Anterior Stop Screws (Lock
Screws for Condylar Spheres (3) should be
turned all the way counter clockwise)
The Condylar Spheres (4) should both be pla-
ced and locked in their BASIC POSITION
during routine work with the Articulator.
These adjustments enhance the reproduction
of individual jaw movements.
Figure 3, Condylar Sphere in Basic Position
in Condylar Track.
Standard settings
for Bennett-Angle: 20°
Figure 4, Condylar Sphere (4) moved
Anteriorly in Condylar Track (2) imitates a
retrusive movement of the mandible.
Figure 5, Condylar Sphere (4) moved
posteriorly in Condylar Track (2) imitates a
protrusive movement of the mandible.
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for HCI: 40°