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Interproximal morphology lab · Game 04

Contact Area

Read the neighbor, place the contact, and keep the arch relationship intact.

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#8 · Maxillary right central incisor

Arch positionmaxillary
#8Patient rightPatient leftMaxillaryMandibular
Contact surface
Viewing axis
MDIncisal / occlusalCervical

Course target shown in green. Junction contacts occupy the narrow boundary band between adjoining thirds.

Course verified · 2 locators
Mesial neighbor
#9
Distal neighbor
#7
Mesial height
Incisal third
Distal height
Incisal-middle junction
Mesial F-L
Middle third
Distal F-L
Middle third
Why this placement

On a maxillary central incisor, the mesial contact is in the incisal third and the distal contact is slightly more cervical at the incisal-middle junction. The central-to-lateral contact is centered faciolingually.

Common trap

Do not put both contacts at the same height just because the crown looks broad and nearly balanced.

Keyboard: Tab into a target, then press Enter or Space. Junction scoring uses the narrow boundary band; its larger invisible tap area improves access without accepting either entire third.

Original diagrams and prompts are based on course-verified contact rules. Course materials remain private; official course and clinical guidance control.