Author: Sadao Sato
Different social and food changes have gradually modified the work of dentists, which focus mainly on the treatment of dental caries and periodontal disease. This modification of work has permeated mostly the work of orthodontists, who have seen that the alignment treatments of the teeth in conjunction with occlusion treatments are increasingly important. For this reason, Dr. Sadao Sato, professor of the Kanagawa Dental University of Japan, aware of the growing need to serve the Tempromandibular Oclound, has written this work to review everything concerning the diagnosis and treatment of the Maloclusion through the use of condyography.
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In twenty chapters, and with the graphic aid of more than 500 images, Dr. Sato explains the structure and function of the cranomandibular system, the mandibular position, the factors of malocclusion, the risk factors of human malocclusion, Condylography as a functional analysis tool, the procedure for conducting a condyography, analysis tools, which are the disorders and tempoomandibular symptoms, the importance of the lateral displacement of the mandibular condyle, in addition to a number of cases where it is evaluated and The disorders of the temporomandibular joint are treated. Offuelses in general and orthodontists in particular will find in this work a complete guide that will help assess temporomandibular disorders and, at the same time, allows defining optimal treatment for patients.
Section I - Theory
1. History of research on occlusion and mandibular movement
2. Structure and function of the Craneomandibular System
3. Mandibular position concept - Mandibular position required clinically
4. MALECLION FACTORS AND TEMPOROMONIRE ARTICULAR
5. Maloclusion and disorders of temporomandibular joint (ATM)
6. MALECLION AND DISORDERS OF THE TEMPOROMONIBULAR ARTICLE
Section II - Practice
7. Condylography as functional analysis of temporomandibular joint
8. Record of the movement of the mandibular condyle by condyography
9. Hingexis and standardization of the movement of the mandibular condyle movement
Section III - Diagnosis
10. Basic evaluation of the condyl-traveler
11. Analysis of movement patterns: Chapter analysis tools
12. Analysis of the functional movement patterns of the jaw Chapter
13. Articular laxity
14. Progression of temporomandibular joint disorders and joint symptoms
15. Importance of lateral displacement of the mandibular condyle
16. Diagnostic importance of the movement of the mandibular condyle on the work side in the asymmetric movements
Section IV - Case Studies
17. Case 1
18. Case 2
19. Case 3
20. Case 4
Appendix. Explanation of the terms related to condominography.