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From the historical mechanic "centric relation" to a biological model
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Marcelo Matos
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2h 15min
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From the historical mechanic "centric relation" to a biological model
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2h 15min
2.25 CE Credits
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Lesson program
– The importance of CR in dentistry
– The modifications of the concept of centric relation (CR) over the years
– The problem and limitations of use CR for diagnosis and treatment
– Imaging and the jaw relationship
– Condyle position from a biological perspective
– TMJ pathology and its impact on occlusion
– Dental based vs orthopedic based occlusion.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Dental technicians, General dentists.