TMJ disorders orthodontic treatment

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– Malocclusion pathology: etiology and basic aspects

– Methods of treatment of malocclusion pathology

– Craniofacial biology: principles of condyle growth

– The relationship between class II and TMJ dysfunction

– Stages of human skull development

– Occlusive treatment: a decision-making algorithm

– What is TMD?

– The origin of concomitant symptoms of TMD

– The sequence of development of internal derangement

– The idea of the centric relation

– Internal derangement: stages of development

– Cranio-mandibular system: principles of operation in normal and pathological conditions

– Orthodontic approach to the treatment of TMD: advantages

– Protocol for the treatment of pathology in class 2 and TMD

– Principles of treatment of TMD.

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– The history of gnatology: the therapeutic position of the mandible

– The concepts of "reference position" and the centric relation

– Determination of the central relation

– Diagnosis of the reference position: the algorithm

– Choice of treatment tactics: decision-making algorithm

– The concept of the reference position

– The positioning mechanism of mandible

– Occlusal support: the value for mandible positioning

– Elements of the craniomandibular system

– Planning the position of the condyle depending on the pathology

– Determining the therapeutic position

– Problems of class II: retrusion guidance

– Principles of pathology treatment in class II

– Treatment of complex clinical cases: restoration of hearing

– Causes of relapses and methods of prevention.

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The occlusal plane is the most important playground that influences occlusal function and is a factor that controls maxillomandibular growth and development.

In fact, it is known that when the occlusal plane becomes flat, the mandible becomes prognathic mandible (Class III), and when the occlusal plane becomes steep, themandible becomes retrognathic mandible (Class II).

Therefore, in the corrective treatment of malocclusion, it is basically important to correct the mandibular position by controlling the vertical dimension and the occlusal plane. In addition, it is the most important factor in postoperative occlusal stability and support.

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– Evolution of the human postura and facial skeleton

– Principles of formation of malocclusion

– The reasons for the formation of high angle class II and III

– The high and low angle class III: the main differences and principles of treatment

– Treatment mechanics of class III: the use of MEAW

– Treatment concept for low angle class III: increase vertical dimention of occlusion

– Treatment mechanics of low angle class II malocclusion

– Treatment of class II in combination with TMJ disease

– Principles of treatment of high angle class II.

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– The concept of two-stage orthodontic treatment

– The advantage of early treatment of class II

– The principle of adaptation and compensation:

- Adaptation phases

- Compensation mechanisms.

– Changes in occlusion during development: the effect of the third molars

– The retrosive guide and the retrosive barrier: features of the morphology of the first molars

– The influence of the retrosive guide on the development of class II

– The concept of early orthodontic treatment of class III

– Indications for removing milk incisors

– The use of pads in growing patients in the treatment of class II

– Vertical compensation of class III

– Double arch wire mechanics.