Functional diagnostics. Norm and pathology

– Craniomandibular dysfunction:

- Definition

- Symptoms

- Etiology.

– Forms of craniomandibular dysfunction:

- Compensated

- Uncompensated.

– Pathology of occlusion: role in the development of craniomandibular dysfunction

– Parafunctions: occlusal and nonocclusal

– Demastication, Attriction, Abfraction and Erosion: Significance

– Methods of functional analysis

– Three-dimensional registration of movements of the lower jaw

– Options for functional analysis:

- Quick Check

- Functional analysis I

- Functional analysis II.

– Objectives of functional analysis

– Posture: influence on the development of pathology

– Anatomy and function of the TMJ

– Examination of the TMJ: palpation technique

– The main pain areas of the TMJ

– Temporomandibular joint noises: crunch, click and crepitus

– Disc displacement: reposition technique

– Jaw muscle pain: localization and diagnostics

– Examination of masticatory muscles.

Recommended for: General dentists, Orthodontists, Prosthetists, Gnathologists.