TMJ radiology. Advanced

– Why position 4/7 did not fulfill its role?

– Cortical bone erosion on CBCT – what is it and how to assess it?

– Joint degeneration in the CBCT image – arthritis vs arthrosis – a key difference from a clinical point of view

– Idiopathic condyle resorption – why does an open bite suddenly appear?

– Subcortical cysts, ankyloses and developmental defects in the CBCT image

– What to look for when analyzing cephalometry for respiratory disorders?

– What is the hyoid triangle and how to assess the pathology of the cervical vertebrae on cephalometry?

– Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) – normal anatomy important from the point of view of TMD

– Displacement of the disc with and without reduction, lateral and posterior displacement of the disc – detailed analysis of MRI images

– Analysis of mobility in the joint based on MRI

– Joint effusion and double disc image – detailed MRI analysis

– Three words about ultrasound – why MRI is much better

– Stabilization of the condyle as seen by magnetic resonance imaging.

Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Functional dentists.