Condylography and condylar position variator

– Types of face bow: kinematic and anatomic

– Indications for conducting condylography

– Basic protocol of conducting condylography

– Determination of the articular-subglacial axis

– Registration of the bite with the help of a kinematic face bow

– Plastering models in the articulator

– Structural elements of the articulator and their meaning.

Recommended for: Functional dentists.

– Hinge axis: understanding the coordinate system

– Evaluation of planes in condylography

– Principles of evaluating candylography data

– Analysis of symmetrical and asymmetric movements: laterotrusion, mesiotrusion, protrusion, retrusion

– Analysis of functional movements: chewing, speech, bruxism

– CPM: measurement of condyle position

– Determination of intra-articular changes by condylography.

Recommended for: Functional dentists.

– Indications for the use of the variator

– What is a CPV?

– Controlled reposition of the articular disc: purpose

– Articulator and variator: comparison

– Reading the variator scale data

– Ways of working with the variator

– Changing the position of the condyle in the variator along the X and Y axes.

Recommended for: Functional dentists.

– Treatment with CPV:

- Patients with neuromuscular pathology

- Patients with internal TMJ disorders

- Patients with degenerative joint diseases.

– Stabilizer of the lower jaw position: tasks and design

– Protocol of controlled mandibular reposition

– MRI-evaluation of the results of CMR treatment.

Recommended for: Functional dentists.