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Cranio-Mandibular Orthodontics, concept and principles
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Sadao Sato
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2h 34min
English
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The most important factor to consider in the treatment of malocclusion is the function and dysfunction of the craniomandibular system (CMS). The role of CMS is to maintain the mandibular position in a physiological position. There is a risk that the mandibular position is easily displaced in a realigned human maxillofacial skull. It is the occlusion that most affects the mandibular position. Therefore, it is always necessary to consider the mandibular position in orthodontic treatment. Especially in the diagnosis and treatment planning of malocclusion, the guideline regarding the direction and specific position with respect to the mandibular position is important. Orthodontic treatment is an effective means to improve the mandibular position by controlling the vertical dimension and occlusal plane, improving the shape of the dental arch, and optimizing occlusal guidance. Orthodontic treatment has become the most effective treatment option for CMS dysfunction.
- La evolución de la ortodoncia cráneo-mandibular: un cambio de conceptos y paradigmas
- Medicina oclusal: una nueva rama del arte del tratamiento basado en el bruxismo en función del manejo del estrés
- Posición mandibular: el criterio más importante en ortodoncia cráneo-mandibular
- Plano oclusal: dimensión vertical y plano oclusal posterior
- Concepto oclusal
- Maloclusión y disfunción de la ATM
- Relación central. Definición
- Posición de referencia (RP): fisiológica y deteriorada
- Colocación de la mandíbula inferior
- Análisis de casos clínicos: Clase II
- Análisis de casos clínicos: mordida abierta
- Análisis de casos clínicos: bloqueo de la ATM.
