Orthopedics and orthodontics for deciduous dentition. 2 edition

The reader will find, in this work, a unique opportunity to access these information and, at the same time, analyze the different proposals, based on the principle of different philosophies and techniques. The truth will be with each of the professionals who read this work. Good reading at all! Professor Doctor João Paiva Professor of the Orthodontic Department of the USP, Brazil.

Chapter 1: Why perform orthopedic interventions in the first years of child's life?
Chapter 2: Growth and craniofacial development of the newborn until the establishment of deciduous denture.
Chapter 3: Positioning cranial asymmetries of the newborn and its impact on the development of deciduous occlusion.
Chapter 4: Vision of osteopathy about cranial asymmetries.
Chapter 5: Growth and development of temporomandibular joint (ATM) and its implications in the development of deciduous denture.
Chapter 6: Physiology of chewing and development of occlusion.
Chapter 7: Songaoaudiological assistance to neonates and infants with dysphagia risk and its oral implications
Chapter 8: Importance of the pediatrician in the clinical monitoring of the development of occlusion and primary remission for the promotion of general and oral health
Chapter 9: Nursing approach About the forms of breastfeeding and the development of clinical practical occlusion.
Chapter 10: Dental approach of the forms of lactation and the structural and functional alterations of the stomatognatic system.
Chapter 11: Importance of food and its consistency in the development of deciduous teeth occlusion.
Chapter 12: Frenum of the tongue, talks and chewing. Relations with occlusion.
Chapter 13: Influence of nasal breathing in the development of speech and swallowing functions and its implications in the development of childhood occlusion.
Chapter 14: Importance of nasal breathing in craniofacial development.
Chapter 15: Importance of body posture in early childhood and occlusal development.
Chapter 16: Maturation of the central nervous system and eruption of the teeth.
Chapter 17: Epidemiology of occlusopathies in deciduous denture and health systems.
Chapter 18: Concepts of healthy occlusion during the development of deciduous dentition.
Chapter 19: Odontopediatrics in the context of the promotion of health and the prevention of occlusopathies during the development of deciduous dentition.
Chapter 20: Local conditions that can interfere in the occlusion of deciduous teeth.
Chapter 21: Importance of prosthetic rehabilitation in the prevention of occlusopathies during the establishment of deciduous occlusion.
Chapter 22: Initial stages of occlusopathies in early childhood.
Chapter 23: Basic orientations and intervention proposals in deciduous dentition.
Chapter 24: Diagnostic resources of deciduous denture occlusopathies.
Chapter 25: Digital diagnostic resources and their application in slits Labioplatinas and in the preparation of indirect tracks in deciduous dentition
Chapter 26: Computed tomography: current concepts and importance for diagnosis, planning orthopedic and orthodontic treatment.
Chapter 27: Therapeutic resources of occlusopathies in deciduous denture.
Chapter 28: Functional orthopedics for deciduous denture.
Chapter 29: Principles of the functional orthopedics of the maxillary in the deciduous dentition for the functional dynamic rehabilitation of the maxillary (RDFM).
Chapter 30: Preventive and intercept orthodontics for deciduous denture.
Chapter 31: Mechanical orthopedics and its clinical efficacy for deciduous denture.
Chapter 32: Headache in childhood.
Chapter 33: Temporandibular dysfunction and orofacial pain.
Chapter 34: Bruxism in Odontopediatrics.
Chapter 35: Psychological aspects of the children's patient and his handling.
Chapter 36: Business initiative and strategic communication in the clinic: iodontopediatrics with focus on occlusopathy