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“Surechigal Occlusion” is the occlusion, in which there is no occlusal contact in spite of remaining maxillary and mandibular teeth (Eichner classification C1). Antero-postero Surechigai Occlusion, in which remaining mandibular teeth contact the maxillary antero-free-end saddle and remaining maxillary teeth contact the mandibular postero-free-end saddle, is the most difficult case, and rotational change between maxillary and mandibular dentures in the saggital plane cannot be prevented.This is a report on the antero-postero Surechigai Occlusion case followed up for 8 years after the denture insertion.

A 8-Year Clinical Report on Maxillary and Mandibular Teeth Cross Each Other (Surechigai Occlusion, Eichner Classification C 1).