Recording intermaxillary relations is divided into determining vertical and horizontal relations. The vertical relation is the distance of the mandible from the maxilla while the teeth touch each other and it determines the appearance of the lower third of the face. There are numerous methods for determining the vertical dimension of occlusion. Some of them are determination based on pre-extraction data, distance from the papilla incisiva, finding the physiological rest position, phonation, craniometry and electromyography. In completely edentulous patients, the horizontal relation of the mandible to the maxilla is transmitted through the position of the centric relation. Methods of bringing the mandible to the position of the centric relation are divided into passive and active, as well as methods of interocclusal registration and methods of graphic registration. Errors can occur due to raising or lowering the vertical dimension and due to incorrectly determined centric relations. For the reconstruction of the previous occlusion, it is necessary to use an articulator, in which the models are fixed according to a previously determined intermaxillary relationship.