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Orthodontics in patients with Temporomandibular dysfunction
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Orthodontics in patients with Temporomandibular dysfunction
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Qué incluye
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Detalles
1h 57m
1.75 CE Credits
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Programa de lecciones
– Why, after the completion of orthodontic treatment, when an ideal occlusion is achieved, TMJ symptoms develop
– The Vienna concept of TMJ dysfunction treatment
– The reasons for the appearance of wear facets with good disocclusion in the canine area
– The limits of orthodontic treatment. Cranio-mandibular orthodontics
– Orthodontic treatment planning taking into account the state of the temporomandibular joint
– The main clinical signs of TMD
– Mounting a model in the articulator - a mandatory step in treatment planning
– Occlusal analysis: norm and deviations
– Diagnosis of bruxism with a Bruxchecker
– Prosthetic treatment of TMJ muscle disorders. Do we need a splint as a retainer.
Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.