Clinical aspects of orthodontic treatment of an adult patient with secondary malocclusion and worn dentition

– Clinical features of a compromised dentition

– Clinical features of a secondary malocclusion and to understand the difference between primary and secondary malocclusions

– Difference in occlusal treatment goals between occlusion in natural dentition and occlusion in artificial restored dentition

– Significative findings related to force control problems in oral rehabilitation of adult patient with compromised dentition and secondary malocclusion

– Importance of occlusal design and restorative plan to manage the force control problems related to the bruxism habit

– The strategic use of composite additions in combined ortho-restorative treatment of worn dentition

– The strategic use of provisional restorations in combined ortho-prosthetic treatment of dentition with structurally compromise teeth

– The strategic use of implants in combined ortho-prosthetic treatment of partially edentulous patient.