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In a normal bite with centric occlusion, where are the contact points typically found between opposing teeth?

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Published
13 Jul 2019
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28 May 2026

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In centric occlusion, the contact points are usually located on the buccal slopes of the lingual cusps of the maxillary posterior teeth. This ensures proper occlusal harmony and efficient mastication.

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