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Occlusion concept based on bruxism function of the masticatory organ
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2h 25min
2.25 CE Credits
English
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Lesson program
– Stress management function of the masticatory organ
– The mechanism of formation of bruxism
– Bruxism and gastric ulcer: a study
– The concepts of allostatic response and allostasis
– The concept of stress management
– BruxChecker: diagnosis of bruxism
– Abfractions: causes of development
– Canine guidance
– Methods for monitoring bruxism activity
– Muscle activity during sleep: a study
– Occlusion design in bruxism: the concept of sequential occlusion
– Change of the occlusal plane: a clinical example
– Disbalance of the autonomic nervous system: the influence of bruxism and the position of the lower jaw.
Recommended for: Orthodontist, Gnathologist, General Dentist.