The dinner system of a clue cell treatment utilizes a photographic tracing device to record the patient's jaw movements. Pantagraph is transferred to a fully adjustable articulator to analyze these movements and to simulate these movements. In the dental laboratory, this first film presents an introduction to the dinner system of a clue cell treatment. The pantagraph is a diagnostic instrument. It records candler paths of movement graphically by means of lines. The dinner articulator is fully adjustable. It can be adjusted to simulate the consular movements recorded by the pantagraph, the pro truce. If consular path of the articulator can be adjusted to complement the pro truce, it consular path of the patient, the medial fossil wall can be adjusted to complement an immediate bodily side shift to the mandible or a progressive mandibular side shift. In this view, the articulator is simulating a right lateral mandibular movement. The left medial fossil wall has been adjusted to permit a remarkable immediate and progressive mandibular side shift. The path of movement of the left orbiting con dial is controlled by its medial and superior fossil walls as the right rotating con dial moves outward, its path of movement is guided by its superior and rear fossil walls. These guiding surfaces of the rotating con dial can be adjusted to complement the candler paths of movement of the patient. Besides recording the patient's jaw movements, the pantagraph can also be used as a face. Bow, transfer the maxillary cast to the articulator. Osteria Reference points are marked on the side of the patient's face using the reference plane locator. An interior reference point is located 43 mm above the insides alleges of the teeth or above the lip line of an evidential is patient. The dimension II is recorded for future reference. The horizontal reference plane extending through the anterior and posterior reference points is marked on the side of the patient's face. From this horizontal reference plane the inclination of the protruding candler path will be diagnosed. The Penta graph will be attached to the patient's teeth by means of clutches which are constructed directly in the patient's mouth. With auto memorizing resin. The clutches are inserted into the mouth and the patient is instructed and rehearsed regarding the movements required to make a pad a graphic record. When the patient has demonstrated the ability to execute the required movements slowly and on command the pantagraph is assembled. The mandibular crossbar is attached to the mandibular clutch, the right and left posterior recorder side arms are positioned. The maxillary crossbar is attached to the maxillary clutch, the right and left posterior scribe er side arms are positioned, The tubing from the power supply is attached to the scribe er manifold. The elastics are attached to the style I. This provides remote control of the stylus action. The style Ir moved into recording position When the button is depressed, releasing the button retracts the style I the patient moves his mandible first forward and then backwards to the centric relation position. Depressing the button records the centric position, the right lateral record is made. Next an initial excursion movement is never recorded. However, if the patient makes a good movement the first time The next two movements are recorded. Next the left lateral record is recorded in a similar manner. The recordings are made as quickly as the patient can execute the movements. Finally, a single pra kru sieve record is made. The elastics are disengaged and the power supply is turned off and disconnected. The pantagraph is oriented to the horizontal reference plane by means of the reference plane support rod. While the pantagraph is being held in centric relation by means of including pressure. The centric pins are heated and positioned into the hard wax on the anterior record tables. The centric pins are secured in their supports. They index the scribe er to the recorder in centric relation, the style ir manually depressed to verify that the mandible is in centric relation. The pantagraph is removed from the patient by grasping the interior crossbars. The posterior reference pins are turned to their most advanced position describe, er is separated from the recorder and the panna graphic records are protected by covering them with adhesive celluloid cover slips. The two bows of the pantagraph are repositioned with the centric pins indexed into their wax registers. The scribe er is secured to the recorder in centric relation using a rubber band. The pantagraph now handles exactly like a face ball and can be transferred to the articulator 1st. The intercon dollar gauge is used to determine the patient's intercon dollar dimension. The scale on the gauge indicates the position to which each articulator con dial is adjusted to accept the pantagraph using the measurement indicated by the intercon dollar gauge. The fosse elements are adjusted media laterally. The articulator bows are assembled and aligned by means of the centric latch. Then the articulator con dials are moved immediately until they contact their medial fossil walls. Mounting studs are placed in the articulator con dials to align the pantagraph in relation to the articulator. The pantagraph is transferred directly to the articulator. The articulator bows are assembled. The pantagraph mounting fixtures are adjusted so they contact the clutches. Next the pantagraph will be used as a face bow to transfer the maxillary cast to the articulator. The maxillary mounting fixture is removed and replaced with a mounting plate. The maxillary cast must be accurately seated in the clutch. It is then secured to the plate with mounting stone. When the stone is set, the cast is removed and the mounting fixture is replaced. An inverted plaster bowl is placed behind the articulator to provide a temporary support for the pantagraph during preliminary manipulation procedures, auto problem arising resin is applied to the mounting fixtures and to the clutches After the resonance set, the reference plane support rod is removed from the assembly. The centric pins are also removed. The rubber band holding the scribe er and recorder together is cut the upper bough of the articulator and it's attached scribe er can now be moved independent of the lower bow recorder assembly. The progressive candler path of the articulator is adjusted to the patient's protrude sieve candler path record. There is one protrusion of path inclination which enables the style I to retrace the recorded line. A change in the inclination of the right rear fossil wall causes the right vertical posterior stylist to move backward and forward. The articulator is adjusted so that all style I tracked their respective records, thereby diagnosing the patient's Kanzler paths of movement. These articulator settings are then recorded on a diagnostic data record form with the patients. Kandahar paths of movement diagnosed. The dentist writes his exclusive prescription indicating to the technician. The adjustments to which the articulator is to be set. While the restoration is being fabricated, the pantagraph and the mounting fixtures are removed from the articulator and the mounted maxillary cast is returned to the upper bow. The mandibular cast is mounted in the articulator by means of a centric relation record in the dental laboratory. The individual dyes are used to establish marginal fit. The mounted full arch casts are used to establish proximal contacts. The occlusion is harmonized to the articulator movements dictated by the candler settings prescribed by the dentist and the inside cell table settings adjusted to the vertical and horizontal overlap of the anterior teeth With these records. The technician can efficiently fabricate in the dental laboratory restorations that will function optimally in the position of maximum intercourse station, as well as throughout the excursion movements.