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TMD, Parafunction and Occlusion for Natural Teeth and Implants: Diagnosis and Management
Description:
This presentation will address the basic science related to mechanics of the head and neck and the interrelationship with everyday clinical dentistry directly related to occlusion involving implants and the natural dentition. Alternative strategies for the management of parafunction and TMJ related issues will also be outlined.
The availability of diagnostic imaging, especially access to CBCT data significantly enhances the diagnostic and treatment as well as long term management of patients with TMD and/or occlusal challenges.
Date Added:
9/19/2012
Author(s):
Alvaro Ordoñez, DDS
Dr. Ordonez first received his dental degree from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Bogota (Colombia) and served as a dental resident before his graduation at San Ant...
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Questions & Comments
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Hitomi Gondo - (9/19/2012 10:45 PM)
Very informative and helpful. Many thanks.
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Larry Smith - (9/19/2012 8:29 PM)
need sub-titles. Hard to grasp some words. I am very interested is what he is presenting but gave up 16 min. into presentation.
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Sam Busich - (9/19/2012 7:49 PM)
Dr. Ordonez. Many thanks for tackling a often neglected topic in dentistry.
Sam
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orlando mercado - (9/19/2012 12:31 PM)
un saludo desde cartagena colombia
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orlando mercado - (9/19/2012 12:30 PM)
excelente conferencia doctor me gusto mucho la parte de la relación botox e implante muy interesante
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