Spreecast Ep32 Ramirez Intercept Malocclusion
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Pediatric dentist, German Ramirez, will talk about intercepting malocclusion from infancy through early childhood. Focusing on correcting the conditions that create malocclusion, we will learn how to teach the better habits that lead to health.
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- 2. Disclosure The concepts expressed on this lecture are based on my studies, the current scientific evidence and clinical experience. They do not represent the teaching philosophy at the College of Dentistry, University of Manitoba
- 5. Length Total Increase 140 120 100 Co-Gn Distance 80 40 20 0 60 10.89 9.06 5.52 5.56 3.8 31.24 34.83 31.24 60.59 71.48 80.42 85.94 91.5 95.3 126.54 0.4 1 2 3 4 5 16 Age Modified from Liu Yi-Ping, Behrents Rolf G, Buschang Peter H. Mandibular growth, remodeling and maturation during infancy and early childhood. Angle Orthod 2010; 80: 97-105
- 7. Is this the ideal moment to start treatment?
- 20. Ramirez-Yañez G. Treatment of anterior crossbite in primary dentition with esthetic crowns: report of 3 cases. Pediatr Dent. 2011 Jul-Aug;33(4):339-42.
- 21. Anterior crossbite treatment changes the direction of the occlusal force, affecting the periodontal receptors, which modify the response of the trigeminal nerve and the muscular activity Sohn et al. 1997. Changes in jaw movement and jaw closing in muscle activity after orthodontic correction of incisor crossbite. Am. J. Orthod. Dentofacial Orthop. 112: 403
- 22. ZR - May 4, 2010
- 23. ZR - May 24, 2010
- 25. ZR – August 27, 2010
- 26. TAR 11.5μV TAL 11.8μV MMR 4.8μV MML 5.8μV OOS 5.2μV ME 4.9μV DAR 0.4μV DAL 33.7μV TAR 17.9μV TAL 24.6μV MMR 16.7μV MML 31.0μV OOS 5.7μV ME 7.4μV DAR 11.4μV DAL 13.1μV May 4, 2010 Aug 27, 2010
- 27. May 4, 2010 – August 27, 2010 - Nov 12, 2012
- 31. INFANT TRAINER T4I & LIP TRAINER
- 36. Development Diferentiation – Maduration Growth Increase in mass and size Adaptation Plasticity & Compensatory Growth
- 39. 2 g/cm² 80 g/cm² 2.7 g/cm² 21 g/cm² 2 g/cm² 1 g/cm² Thuer U et. al. 1999 Cheek and tongue posture in the molar areas and the atmospheric pressure in the palatal vault in young adults. Eur J Orthod 21: 299-309
- 42. FIRSTLY, CONTROL THE HABIT THEN, USE THE TRAINER
- 47. PLANAS’ DIRECT TRACKS POSTERIOR CROSSBITE
- 48. PLANAS’ DIRECT TRACKS POSTERIOR CROSSBITE
- 50. Ramirez-Yañez, G.O. J Clin Orthod 2003; 37(6): 294-8 The earliest a malocclusion is corrected, the better and the simpler treatment is
- 52. Bone-Muscle Unit Signals Loads JeeWSS. J Musculoskel Neuron Interact 2000; 11-13 Forwood MR, Osteoporosis Int 2001; 12:77-83 Frost HM. Angle Orthod 2004; 74:3-15 Biological Responses Hormones Cytokines Modelling Remodelling Biomechanic Feedback
- 55. The Modus Operandi of the Trainer to correct malocclusions? Change the posture of the mandible Usumez, 2004
- 60. The Modus Operandi of the Trainer to correct malocclusions? Stimulate transverse development Ramirez-Yañez, 2007
- 65. THE FUTURE OF ORTHODONTICS IS NOT ONLY THERAPY AND INTERCEPTION BUT ALSO PREVENTION Petrovic AG, Stutzmann JJ. Research methodology and findings in applied craniofacial growth studies. In: Dentofacial Orthopedics with Functional Appliances, 2nd Edition Graber TM, Rakosi T, Petrovic AG. Mosby 1997
- 67. Thank you for taking care of my teeth and my FACIAL GROWING issues !!!
- 68. OBSERVE THE MOUTH OF THE CHILD, NOT ONLY THE TEETH LISTEN TO THE NEEDS OF THE CHILD REMEMBER WE CAN INTERCEPT AND PREVENT MANY DEVELOPING ISSUES IN CHILDREN Mizaru Kikazaru Iwazaru