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SUMMARY:Understanding the TMJ and its Relationship to Occlusion and Airway: A Radiographic Exploration
DESCRIPTION:The aim of this course is to teach clinicians how to look for radiographic diagnostic clues that may indicate the presence of TMD or Sleep-disordered breathing in their dental patients. Taught by Dr. Dania Tamimi\, an Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist and author of a textbook on the subject\, “Specialty Imaging: Temporomandibular joint”\, the course will include a comprehensive review of TMJ and upper respiratory tract anatomy as visualized on CBCT and MRI volumes. She will review the growth and development of the TMJ and how dysfunction can change the morphology of the oral and maxillofacial complex\, including the airway\, and how to diagnose some of these dysfunctions using CBCT. The relationship of the TMJs and airway to the occlusion will be discussed in light of bite changes that may affect the final restorative and orthodontic outcome if undiagnosed. With the correct diagnosis of the patient comes higher likelihood of treatment outcome success. \n\n\n\nObjectives: \n\n\n\n\nTo review the MRI and CBCT imaging of the TMJ\n\n\n\nTo familiarize the participant with the normal anatomy of the major contributors to TMD and sleep-disordered breathing\n\n\n\nUnderstanding the correlation between TMD\, facial asymmetry\, occlusion and airway and how it presents radiographically
URL:https://www.cda.org/event-details/understanding-the-tmj-and-its-relationship-to-occlusion-and-airway-a-radiographic-exploration/
LOCATION:Loma Linda University Centennial Complex\, 24760 Stewart Street\, Loma Linda\, California\, 92354\, United States
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SUMMARY:HYBRID COURSE - Functional Consideration in Esthetic Dentistry
DESCRIPTION:Most modern dentists have developed vast knowledge in esthetics\, occlusion\, and restorative dentistry. However\, when presented with a complex case many clinicians have difficulty deciding where to start\, what materials to use\, and the proper sequence for treatment. With modern ceramic materials and implants\, the chance for catastrophic failure due to interference with function is greatly increased. Dr. McDonald will discuss proper positioning of the teeth utilizing functional-esthetic guidelines and outline a system for diagnosis and treatment sequencing of complex restorative cases through segmental restoration with modern materials. This approach is more technically achievable for the clinician and laboratory technician and certainly more feasible for the patient. \n\n\n\nObjectives: \n\n\n\n\nAppreciate the clinical steps for accurate occlusal records and development of essential diagnostic information. Understand how functional principles affect the size\, shape\, and position of our restorations.\n\n\n\nLearn current strategies for treatment staging and the importance of segmental restoration for clinical predictability and patient acceptance.
URL:https://www.cda.org/event-details/hybrid-course-functional-consideration-in-esthetic-dentistry/
LOCATION:Loma Linda University Centennial Complex\, 24760 Stewart Street\, Loma Linda\, California\, 92354\, United States
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