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Basic Curriculum (VCC 19) - NEW
The central role of the functions (chewing, speech, aesthetics, bruxism) in the physiology of the human organism, and its impact on the work of the dentist
Neuromuscular system (NMS), occlusion, articulation, normal dentition, malocclusion, compensation mechanism, occlusal planes, spherics
Structures: CMS, NMS, Articulation
Standardized case documentationFunctions: Chewing, Swallowing, Speech, Respiration, Posture, Aesthetics, Stress ManagementBrain: Soma, CNS, Psyche
Summarizing all necessary items of a function-oriented case documentation
Exposure, lighting, flashlight, lenses, auxiliary equipment, Camera settings, recommendations for equipment including practical exercises
Main concerns of patient
Medical history, dental anamnesis, pain anamnesis muscle analysis (palpation)Neurologic assessmentIncluding practical exercises
First analysis of the tooth-guided dynamic of the teeth rows Including practical exercises with wax-occlusogram
Diagnosis of possible bruxing behaviour and its diagnostic relevance
Casts, preparation in the lab, pinning, splitcast control
Transfer of the upper jaw model according to the anatomic facial plane
Bite position registration to define upper jaw and lower jaw in relation to the mandibular joint.Discussion of different methods
Practical lessons
Using the Cadiax® diagnostic system
Including practical exercises
Customizing and mounting the mandible clutch (tray and paraocclusal clutch)
Mounting the upper and lower condylograph face bow
Localization of the patient's individual hinge axis using a mechanical (graphical) method and an electronic method
Dynamic condylar path registration
Orthopedic standard analysis of the jaw joints
Extended registration of functions (speech, chewing, bruxing, etc) Analysis of condylar position directly with the patient (E-CPM)
Diagnostic evaluation of the condylographic results
Patient-individual setting of the condylar housing at the sagittal and transversal plane, considering retral movement patterns
Mounting of the upper cast according exact hinge axis Mounting of lower cast using centric bite
Analysis of cephalometric tracings
Identification of points and contours (incl. practical exercise)Digitizing process in computer software (CADIAS®) incl. practical exerciseConnection to instrumental diagnosticImportance of the skeletal layout of the patientBiomechanical principlesConcept of relative condylar inclination (RCI)Importance of occlusal plane InclinationSkeletal types, individual norms, skeletal, dental and functional valuesUnderstanding of compensation mechanism
Class I, class II, class III, cross bitePractical exercises of class I
Presentation and discussion of patients' cases
Module A: 20 - 24 Feb 2018Module B: 26 - 30 Jun 2018Module C: 22 - 26 Sep 2018
Module A: 19 - 23 Feb 2019Module B: 21 - 25 May 2019Module C: 24 - 28 Sep 2019
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Phone: +57 (310)220 1774 (WhatsApp)
Four weeks before the start of a confirmed course Euro 50,-- + VAT.Less than four weeks prior to the start of a confirmed course 25% of the course fee +VAT.No-show without prior deregistration 80% of the course fee + VAT.It is possible to register a stand-by person or for a new date.