Functional dentistry of Dr. Mariano Rocabado
235 $
available 3 days 23:10:10
Description
Unique training for dentists of all specialties in the diagnosis and treatment of TMJ and cervical dysfunctions from Mariano Rocabado and Roberto Gutierrez.
The lecturers will remind all doctors who deal with TMJ pathology that the joint consists not only of the condyle, but also of the glenoid fossa of the temporal bone, i.e. has a connection with the skull. The position of the glenoid fossa directly depends on the state of the cervical spine and the position of the skull in space.
During the course, Dr.Roсabado's unique author's technique for diagnosing these structures will present. This technique allows you to understand:
– what is the primary cause of TMJ pathology
– will the dentist be able to cope with this pathology on his own or it is necessary to involve other specialists (kinesiologists, vertebrologists)
– when is it worth carrying out comprehensive rehabilitation of patients with TMJ pathology.
Course includes next lessons:
Relationship between occlusion and the state of the craniocervical junction
Roberto Gutierrez, Mariano RocabadoWorks with occlusion and cervical spine. Splint therapy
Roberto Gutierrez, Mariano RocabadoTricentric stabilization. Central relationship
Mariano RocabadoTreatment in the concept of Dr. Rocabado: wax-up, onlays, splints
Roberto GutierrezNeed to consult a training expert?
Lecturers (2 persons)
DDS Universidad de Chile.
Level IV OBI Foundation USA.
Topic of interest: oral Rehabilitation and TMJ and Cervical Stabilization.
Director of Scannerview: Oral and Craniovertebral Imaging Center.
Physical therapist Universidad de Chile. Orthopedic manual therapist specialist, Health Institute Atlanta, USA. Dean of Faculty of Science of rehabilitation Universidad Andres Bello 2005-2017. Head teacher Universidad Andres Bello. Doctor in physical therapy Saint Augustine Florida, USA, 2003. Head teacher in Universidad de Chile, Dentistry Faculty, Orthodontics Department. Medical and Physical Rehabilitation Director Integramedica, Chile. Cedime Director: Musculoskeletal Disfunctions Study Centre, Santiago, Chile.
Organizer
OHI-S
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Recommended for: Orthodontists, Prosthetists, Gnathologists, General dentists.
Total CE credits: 8
Total lecture time: 8 h 42 min
Course created: 03/31/2020. Review date: 03/31/2022. OHI-S receives no commercial support for this program.
The articles:
1. Atlanto‐Occipital and Lateral Atlanto‐Axial Joint Pain Patterns - P. Dreyfuss, M. Michaelsen, D. Fletcher, 1994
2. Prevalence of TMJ disc displacement in a pre-orthodontic adolescent sample - B Nebbe 1, P W Major, Angle Orthod, 2000
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