The Biological Factor of the Tooth

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Biological tooth factor is a sign of tooth quality.

Criteria for evaluating the biological factor of the tooth[edit | edit source]

1. Clinical component

2. X-ray component

Division of teeth according to biological factor - according to Voldřich[edit | edit source]

  • I. class: canines, first and second molars
  • II.class: upper central incisors, all premolars, third molars
  • III.class: upper lateral incisors, all lower incisors, all teeth with a bad biological factor

Division of teeth according to meaning within dentition[edit | edit source]

  • Teeth with a positive meaning
    • Absolutely necessary: They have the highest biological value, serve as class I pillars, have the longest prognosis.
    • Relatively Necessary: Serves as pillars II. and III. classes.
  • Teeth with a negative meaning
    • Absolutely negative: They worsen the biological factor of the dentition as a whole.
    • Relatively negative: Their presence threatens other teeth or causes traumatic articulation.


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Refrences[edit | edit source]

  • PROCHÁZKOVÁ, Jarmila. Classification of dental defects - biological factor [lecture for subject Prosthetic Dentistry, specialization Dentistry, 1. LF Charles University]. Prague. 12.10.2011. 
  • MARKOVÁ, Marie. Nomenclature and marking of teeth, temporary and permanent dentition, histological composition [lecture for subject Preclinical Dentistry, specialization Dentistry, 1. LF UK]. Praha. 22.10.2012. 
  • NOVOTNÁ, Marta. Distribution of abutment teeth, biological factor of the tooth, transmission of masticatory pressure, types of dental prostheses [lecture for subject Preclinical Dentistry, specialization Dentistry, 1. LF UK]. Praha. 7.10.2013. 
  • ANDRIK, Pavel. Dental prosthetics : Textbook for medical faculties. - edition. Osveta, 1983. 224 pp.