Show Notes
Can a bite appear perfectly aligned while still functioning poorly? In this episode of the Beauty of Breathing Podcast, Renata Nehme speaks with prosthodontist, educator, and researcher Dr. Robert B. Kerstein about how computerized technology is changing the way clinicians evaluate occlusion. Together, they explore: ✨ Why the appearance of the teeth does not reveal how the bite functions ✨ The limitations of relying solely on articulating paper ✨ How T-Scan measures the timing and relative fo...
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