ALADIN SABBAGH

Diagnosis of TMJ disorders. Prevention of iatrogenic dysfunctions

– The 6 keys of the TMD etiology;

– Initial diagnostic of TMD using manual functional diagnosis;

– Differential diagnosis of TMD;

– Avoiding TMD in children’s and adolescent’s;

– Avoiding and management of clicking;

– Splint therapy: indications and management;

– Osteopathic / manual / physiotherapy as accompanying therapy;

– What comes after the splint? which occlusal rehabilitation is indicated?

– The interdisciplinary prosthetic and orthodontic treatment of TMD;

– Avoiding iatrogenic TMD during dental / orthodontic treatment;

– When are imagine techniques (MRT / CT / DVT etc.) indicated?

– Contraindication, failure, relapse;

– Current forensic and economics aspects.

PETER SVENSSON

Increase the vertical dimension – or not?

– Definition and measurement of the occlusal vertical dimension;

– Muscle physiology and impact on various jaw functions;

– Adaptability of the stomatognathic system;

– Occlusal rehabilitation versus oral rehabilitation.

Neuroplasticity as a new concept in rehabilitation of oral function and pain

– Introduction to our plastic brain and concept of neuroplasticity;

– How dentures can change the brain;

– Use it or lose it – training oral function systematically;

– Adverse effects of pain;

– Keeping fitness in oral health.

ANDREA DEREGIBUS

An evidence based approach to bruxism treatment

– Diagnosis of awake and sleep bruxism;

– Clinical examination;

– Differential diagnostics of the myogenic and arthrogenic disease;

– The signs of parafunction;

– Bruxism treatment.

JEFFREY OKESON

The facts and fantasies of Temporomandibular Disorders

– Teleconference –

– Disorders that will/will not respond to therapy

– Relationship between bruxism and muscle pain

– Conservative approach to managing muscle pain disorders

– Conservative approach to managing intracapsular pain disorders

– Why and how occlusal appliances may assist in the management of TMD.

ELIZABETH MENZEL

Facial asymmetries in TMD patients. Diagnosis, treatment planning and case presentatians

– Forms of facial asymmetry

– Etiological factors in the development of facial asymmetry

– Influence of facial asymmetry on the airways, chewing function and the development of TMD

– Influence of torque, angulation and rotation of teeth on the occurrence of facial asymmetry

– Influence of the position of the maxilla and mandible on the development of asymmetry

– Diagnosis of facial asymmetry

– Treatment planning of facial asymmetry

– Treatment. Stable result.

JACEK GLEBOCKI

Using of Kois Deprogrammer and Kois Dento-Facial Analyzer TMD dysfunctions treatment (Kois concept)

Program will coming soon.

MANOL ATANASOV IVCHEV

Using the CPV. Treatment in the concept of Professor Slavicek

– What is GAMMA CPV – CONDYLAR POSITION VARIATOR. Micro understanding of it

– Why we need CPV

– How to use CPV

– When to use CPV

– Using the variator according to the Vienna concept

– Transfering the information to Reference Gamma artuculator.

Function dentistry congress in Budapest