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Occlusion, Function, and Parafunction
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Barry Glassman
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43min
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Occlusion, Function, and Parafunction
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43min
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Lesson program
– The principles of occlusion
– Addressing the myths of occlusion
– Practical anatomy
– The role of parafunction
– Centrally mediated bruxism
– Proposed theory on the “purpose of nocturnal bruxism”
– Orthodontics and TMD
– The use of appliance therapy for attenuated trigeminal signaling
– Decreased trigeminal signaling in parafunction.
Recommended for: Orthodontists, Prosthodontists, Functional dentists, Restorative dentist, General dentists.