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OCTA concept: Occlusal architecture to secure orthodontic or prosthodontic adults treatments
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OCTA concept: Occlusal architecture to secure orthodontic or prosthodontic adults treatments
Jean-Daniel OrthliebCourse includes next lessons:
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Occlusal architectonics. Part 1
Jean-Daniel Orthlieb0:01
Introduction and objectives
5:23
Importance of occlusion and wax-up limitations
10:07
Occlusal architecture and eight-point hierarchy
17:27
Horizontal reference planes and articulator transfer
28:27
Reference position: ICP versus centric relation
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Occlusal architectonics. Part 2
Jean-Daniel Orthlieb0:01
Maxillary anterior: aesthetics vs function
7:29
Occlusal plane, Curve of Spee, and DPO
18:46
Occlusal forces, dentures, and implant axis
24:55
Comparative anatomy and occlusal curve theory
32:12
Mesial drift, tooth inclination, and differential angles
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2 lessons (3h 5min)
OHI-S International Certificate
2.75 CE Credits

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Lesson 1.Occlusal architectonics. Part 1
- OCTA concept: 8 criteria
- Zero occlusion: good or bad
- Determinants of the reconstructions and necessity of an architectural guideline
- Occlusal architectonics
- Special equipment for working with occlusion
- Registration of occlusion. New concept
- Worn dentition treatment
- Choose and record the reference plane
- Choose and record the reference position
- Choose and record the therapeutic position including vertical dimension of occlusion
- Choose the situation (position and inclination) of the mandibular anterior teeth.
Lesson 2.Occlusal architectonics. Part 2
- Choose the situation (position and inclination) of the maxillary anterior teeth
- Choose the radius of the curve of Spee and then the inclination of the occlusal plane
- Choose the inclination of the cusp guiding slopes
- Choose the guidance concept and radius of curves of Wilson
- Transfer wax-up into a second generation provisional reconstruction
- Mesial drift
- Condylography. Analysis of results
- Stability of orthodontic or prosthodontic adults treatments.
Course includes next lessons:
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Occlusal architectonics. Part 1
Jean-Daniel Orthlieb0:01
Introduction and objectives
5:23
Importance of occlusion and wax-up limitations
10:07
Occlusal architecture and eight-point hierarchy
17:27
Horizontal reference planes and articulator transfer
28:27
Reference position: ICP versus centric relation
/education-service/media/default/377/a132b673.jpg)
Occlusal architectonics. Part 2
Jean-Daniel Orthlieb0:01
Maxillary anterior: aesthetics vs function
7:29
Occlusal plane, Curve of Spee, and DPO
18:46
Occlusal forces, dentures, and implant axis
24:55
Comparative anatomy and occlusal curve theory
32:12
Mesial drift, tooth inclination, and differential angles

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