National Board Dental Examination (NBDE) Part I II (Discontinued, Replaced By INBDE)

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During a lateral excursive movement to the right, a patient's right canine is the only tooth that contacts its opposing tooth, causing all posterior teeth on both the right (working) and left (non-working) sides to separate. This type of occlusal scheme is known as:

Bilateral Balanced Occlusion Group Function Canine Guidance (Canine Protected Articulation) Centric Relation

Correct Answer:

Canine Guidance (Canine Protected Articulation)

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