Author: Enrique González García
Technological advance is constant and vertiginious both in our personal life and in working life. In dentistry, we could venture ourselves to say that orthodontics is the branch in which more quickly and technological changes occur. Orthodontists are aware that the diagnosis is the core part in which the success of our treatments is based. However, although orthodontists are the same as always, diagnostic systems have evolved considerably and we must adapt to the advantages that these systems offer us.
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3D systems and utility in the current orthodontics aims to show the main three-dimensional systems starting with the CBCT, which is already commonly used by a large percentage of colleagues, but not in all cases, the benefits that this technology can be fully taught completely offer. A proposal for three-dimensional comprehensive cephalometric analysis (CITEG) is also presented, which allows obtaining some data of cephalometric significance and mainly facial symmetry in our patients. Likewise, the scanners and the printing of models or bracket positioning guides are shown, either by the same doctor or using custom orthodontic systems. The union of knowledge and clinical experience with technological advances are a great opportunity for growth in our specialty. Mastering the clinic and technology represents adding opportunities for the benefit of the most important thing for each professional: our patients.
Chapter 1.- CBCT scanning method in orthodontic patients
Chapter 2.- General Visualization
Chapter 3.- Aerial Way
Chapter 4.- ATM
CHAPTER 5.- TEACHING AND SURNATION BOSE STRUCTURES
Chapter 6.- Interactive or dynamic analysis
Chapter 7.- Digital systems in the current orthodontics
Chapter 8.- CEFALOMETRIC ANATOMY
Chapter 9.- Three-dimensional integral cephalometry (CITEG)