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Basic Concepts of Gnathology and Physiological Occlusion
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Maurizio Giacomello
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36min
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Basic Concepts of Gnathology and Physiological Occlusion
Maurizio GiacomelloLesson is included in the next courses:
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36min
OHI-S International Certificate
English
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Lesson program
– Why should dentists gain insights on gnathology?
– Neurophysiological basis of dental occlusion
– The cranio-mandibular relationships:
- Centric occlusion
- Centric relation
- Ecentric positions of the jaw
- The rest position.
– Defining the cranio-mandibular relationship
– Biomechanics of the mandible
– The disc-condyle relationship.
Recommended for: Functional dentists, General dentists.
Lesson is included in the next courses: