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Organic occlusion and orthognathodontics
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Author: Erik Martínez Ross
As an indispensable complement to the book "Organic Orthodontics" (Ediciones Carma 2000), this work will deal with the practical application in the clinic and in the laboratory, of the foundations of diagnosis that were presented in that work. The multiple biomechanical procedures indicated therein establish guidelines for the "triple stability" benefit of organic occlusion in orthognatodontics.
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1. Orthodontics. Diagnostic procedures.
2.- Orthognathodontics (organic orthodontics) of treatment of treatment.
3.- Functional clinical analysis.
4A.- Photographic analysis.
4B.- Assembly of models in orthodontics.
4c.- Instrumented study models.
4D.- Offlusal diagnosis in orthodontics.
4E.- Offlusal diagnosis instrumented in orthodontics.
4F.- The importance of the work models mounted in the articulator.
5a.- Cefalometric analysis.
5B.- Cefalometry.
6.- Triple stability in orthognatodontics.
7.- Placement of a triple fixed apparatus control of organic orthodontics.
8A.- Active and liability elements used in orthognatodontics.
8B.- Wires.
9A.- First phase of orthognatodontology treatment.
9B.- Anchor.
9C.- Expansion.
10A.- Second biomechanical phase of class in orthognathodontics.
10B.- Molar distalance techniques.
10c.- Torque.
10D.- Class II mechanics.
11.- Root verticalization.
12.- Retaining orthodontics.
Annex: Compendium of organic occlusion "Rehabilitate to rebuild"
9789588328737
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- Print:
- Color - Format: 21.5 x 28 cm
- Cover:
- Hard
- Number of pages:
- 456
- Publication year:
- 2008
- Weight:
- 2.32 kg
- Specialty:
- Occlusion - Orthodontics and Maxilar Orthopedics
- Language:
- Spanish
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- ISBN
- 9789588328737
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Author: Erik Martínez Ross
As an indispensable complement to the book "Organic Orthodontics" (Ediciones Carma 2000), this work will deal with the practical application in the clinic and in the laboratory, of the foundations of diagnosis that were presented in that work. The multiple biomechanical procedures indicated therein establish guidelines for the "triple stability" benefit of organic occlusion in orthognatodontics.