In a normal bite with centric occlusion, where are the contact points typically found between opposing teeth?

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Buccal inclines of the buccal cusps on the upper posterior teethBuccal inclines of the lingual cusps on the upper posterior teethLingual inclines of the lingual cusps on the lower posterior teethAll inclines of the lingual cusps on the lower posterior teeth

Explanation

In centric occlusion, the contact points are usually located on the buccal slopes of the lingual cusps of the maxillary posterior teeth. This ensures proper occlusal harmony and efficient mastication.