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title: Download the Centric Relation to MIP Calculations
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### Measurements

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Measurements used in one of the calculation options. (You can see the picture in detail in the paper.)

# Download the Centric Relation to MIP Calculations

This paper provides calculations for determining how the condylar axis moves after the jaw, seated in centric relation (CR), closes on an initial contact and then moves to its maximum intercuspation (MIP) position. It uses math that should be accessible to anyone who has done high school Geometry and Algebra 2.

See the blog "Calculating Where the Condyle Goes from Centric Relation" for more details.

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