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Biomechanics for Mandibular Position Stability
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Biomechanics for Mandibular Position Stability
Kazumi IkedaLesson is included in the next courses:
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1h 30min
1.5 CE Credits
English
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Lesson program
– The role of mandibular position in orthodontic treatment planning
– Key features of Roth treatment mechanics
– The significance of torque in the straight wire treatment approach
– Roth’s modifications to Andrews’ straight wire technique and its impact on occlusion
– Biomechanics: the efficiency of en-masse movement for anterior teeth alignment
– The importance of vertical control in the molar region for mandibular stability
– Analysis of clinical cases: applying TMJ-First mechanics in treatment planning.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Functional dentists, General dentists.
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