OHI-S Online congress on evidence-based temporomandibular disorders and bruxism treatment
$100.00
OHI-S TMD and Bruxism Course reviews temporomandibular disorders, bruxism assessment and prosthodontic management with Daniele Manfredini, Anna Colonna and Fabio Carboncini.
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Store-listed files: 16 videos, 16 audio files and 16 VTT subtitle files; listed size 7.4 GB. These quantities and size have not been independently verified against the delivered folder.
OHI-S TMD and Bruxism Course overview
OHI-S TMD and Bruxism Course reviews temporomandibular disorders, bruxism assessment and prosthodontic management with Daniele Manfredini, Anna Colonna and Fabio Carboncini.
Store-listed files: 16 videos, 16 audio files and 16 VTT subtitle files; listed size 7.4 GB. These quantities and size have not been independently verified against the delivered folder.
Target Audience: orthodontists, prosthodontists, functional dentists, general dentists
Information:
15 lessons + 1 free (12h 22min)
Protocols of the diagnosis and treatment of temporomandibular disorders and bruxism in an evidence-based concept presented by the leading expert Dr. Daniele Manfredini with Dr. Anna Colonna and Dr. Fabio Carboncini!
During the online congress you will learn:
- protocols of the diagnosis and treatment of temporomandibular disorders in an evidence-based concept
- protocols of the diagnosis and treatment of bruxism in an evidence-based concept
- prosthodontic management of bruxism.
Program scope and access
The program examines evidence and limitations of occlusion-focused explanations, alongside clinical assessment and treatment topics. The outline below describes teaching subjects, not patient-specific treatment advice.
Official OHI-S course program is the reference for the curriculum. Publisher membership, platform access, CE credits and an international certificate are not included with this store listing.
Course topics
Lesson 1.Problems of diagnosis and treatment of temporomandibular disorders
- Psychological aspects of orofacial pain
- The interconnection between malocclusion and temporomandibular disorders
- Treatment of temporomandibular disorders: misuse of instrumental devices and ethical remarks
- Dogmas in functional dentistry: myths and facts
- Disadvantages of individually adjusted articulators
- Problems with the use of appliances for mandibular repositioning.
Lesson 2.Occlusal theories and dogmas
- Costen’s theories: influence on the development of dogmas in dentistry
- The obsolescence of the occlusal theories for TMD etiology and treatment
- Chronic pain: treatment tactics
- The relationship between anxiety, psychotype, and pain in temporomandibular disorders
- Occlusal interferences and bruxism: interconnection
- The biopsychosocial approach: challenges and their overcoming.
Lesson 3.Basics of temporomandibular disorders treatment. Introductory lesson
- Problems of using electronic devices for diagnosing temporomandibular disorders
- Principles of neuromuscular dentistry: myths and facts
- Occlusion and posture: interrelationship
- The latest news on bruxism and suggestions for future researches
- Principles of intraoral appliances
- Requirements for intraoral appliances
- OPPERA study.
Lesson 4.Basics of temporomandibular disorders treatment
- Problems of using electronic devices for diagnosing temporomandibular disorders
- Principles of neuromuscular dentistry: myths and facts
- Occlusion and posture: interrelationship
- The latest news on bruxism and suggestions for future researches
- Principles of intraoral appliances
- Requirements for intraoral appliances
- OPPERA study
- Mechanism of orofacial pain development
- Specifics of gathering medical history from patients with orofacial pain
Lesson 5.Temporomandibular disorders: diagnosis and treatment tactics
- Anatomy and physiology of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
- Temporomandibular disorders: general treatment principles
- Evolution of temporomandibular disorders
- Standard radiological diagnostic method for TMD
- Assessment of TMJ condition using MRI and correlation with clinical symptoms
- Palpation of the jaw muscles
- Risk factors for temporomandibular disorders
- The evidence in support of the overload theory.
Lesson 6.Principles of temporomandibular disorders treatment
- Screening examination in the diagnosis of orofacial pain
- Rules for collecting medical history and principles of diagnosis in temporomandibular disorders
- Palpation of the temporomandibular joint and surrounding structures
- Concept of familiar pain
- Orthopedic tests: differentiation of muscle and joint pain
- Concept of an effective diagnostic prescription
- Basic principles of temporomandibular disorders treatment
- Stages of temporomandibular disorders treatment.
Lesson 7.Analysis of clinical cases and QA session
- Tactics for managing symptoms after orthodontic or orthopedic treatment
- Taping in dentistry
- Orthognathic surgery in patients with temporomandibular joint pain
- Development of TMD in orthodontic treatment of growing patients
- Physiotherapy in the treatment of TMD
- Botulinum toxin for muscle relaxation: pros and cons
- Fabrication of intraoral appliances
- Guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of TMD.
Lesson 8.Treatment protocols for TMD using clinical examples
- MRI in the diagnosis of TMD
- Concept of effective prescription
- Application for the diagnosis and control of bruxism
- Methods of manufacturing intraoral appliances
- Treatment timelines using intraoral appliances
- Correction of intraoral appliances
- Video protocol for performing arthrocentesis.
Lesson 9.Bruxism: definition and diagnostic factors
- Diagnosis of bruxism and obstructive sleep apnea
- Apnea-hypopnea index
- Assessment of jaw muscles’ condition
- Bruxism: definition, etiology, clinical manifestations, and symptoms
- Symptoms of TMD
- Correlation between bruxism and stress.
Lesson 10.The clinical consequences of bruxism
- The consequences of bruxism for teeth
- Risks for dental implants in patients with bruxism
- The role of orthodontic treatment in the development of TMD
- The relationship between orthodontic treatment and bruxism
- Assessment of muscle condition using an application
- Electromyography for evaluating bruxism during aligner treatment.
Lesson 11.Methods for evaluating bruxism and treatment principles
Diagnosis of bruxism:
- questionnaire assessment
- instrumental examination
- ecological momentary assessment (EMA).
- Effectiveness of ecological momentary assessment (EMA)
- Application of electromyography
- Clinical evaluation of the stomatognathic system in bruxism
- Tooth wear and bruxism: correlation
- Patient management tactics: The Multiple-P approach
- Cognitive-behavioral treatment strategy
- Key aspects of bruxism treatment.
Lesson 12.Methods of treating obstructive sleep apnea syndrome
- Behavioral therapy
- Positional therapy
- Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy
- Maxillofacial surgery methods for treating obstructive sleep apnea syndrome
- Mandibular advancement devices:
- principles
- indications and contraindications
- side effects.
- Correlation between apnea and bruxism
- Jaw advancement maneuver during endoscopy.
Lesson 13.Bruxism and pathological tooth wear: interconnection and treatment principles
- Clinical signs of bruxism
- Causes of tooth wear:
- mechanical attrition
- chemical damage
- erosion, attrition, abrasion.
- Functional wear
- Prevention of pathological tooth wear
- Treatment strategies for patients with bruxism
- Centric relation: methods of determination
- Concept of reversible orthopedic constructions.
Lesson 14.Principles of treating patients with TMD
- Increasing vertical dimension of occlusion: pros and cons
- Treatment planning for patients with erosions and attritions
- Diagnosing TMDs
- Principles of a reorganizational approach
- Fabrication of temporary crowns
- Tooth preparation techniques
- Methods for achieving accurate impressions
- Changing vertical dimension of occlusion: indications
- Conformational approach: key principles.
Lesson 15.Strategies for prosthetic management of bruxism patients
- Maintaining occlusal stability:
- creating favorable occlusal relationships
- providing retention support for teeth
- conservative tooth preparation,
- adequate endodontic treatment
- optimal design
- proper execution of the laboratory stage.
- Requirements for implementing a digital protocol
- Techniques for reducing the overload effect
- Methods for determining vertical occlusal dimension
- Techniques for measuring facial parameters.
Lesson 16.Treatment protocols for patients with bruxism
- When is an increase in vertical occlusal dimension not required?
- Conformational approach: principles
- Reorganizational approach
- Advantages of the conformational approach
- Sequential protocol for increasing vertical occlusal dimension
- Step-by-step protocol for prosthesis in bruxism: from temporary constructions to night guards.
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