Occlusal Architecture to Secure Orthodontic or Prosthodontic Treatments (OCTA Concept) – Jean Daniel Orthlieb
If you are an orthodontist or prosthodontist seeking to enhance your knowledge of occlusion and its functions, the Occlusal Architecture to Secure Orthodontic or Prosthodontic Treatments (OCTA Concept) is the course for you. Led by Jean Daniel Orthlieb, a world-renowned expert in occlusion, this comprehensive course covers a wide range of topics related to occlusal function and dysfunction, diagnosis, and treatment planning.
The course is delivered in two parts, each consisting of 10 lectures, which cover various concepts such as the centric relation, reference plane, TMD diagnosis, and non-invasive and invasive treatment strategies. With detailed explanations and clear diagrams, this systematic and step-by-step approach will help you achieve predictable and stable outcomes.
Enrolling in this course can be a game-changer for your practice as you gain a deep understanding of occlusal problems and learn from one of the world’s leading experts in occlusion. Don’t miss out on this opportunity and enroll now in the Occlusal Architecture to Secure Orthodontic or Prosthodontic Treatments (OCTA Concept).
OCTA CONCEPT- OCCLUSAL ARCHITECTURE TO SECURE ORTHODONTIC OR PROSTHODONTIC TREATMENTS:
- The concept and definitions in occlusion
- Classification of occlusive functions and dysfunctions. Stability
- The centric relation
- Methods of registration of the centric relation
- Centering function of occlusion basic concepts
- Occlusion dysfunctions
- The main components of the OCTA concept
- Definition of the reference plane
- The concept of mandible reference position and the vertical dimension of occlusion
- Reposition of the mandible and determination of the VDO
- Choosing the position and inclination of anterior teeth
- Principles of reproduction of occlusal curves
- Features of the formation of the curve of Spee
- Formation of the curve of Wilson
- TMD definition. Mythbusting
- Errors in the diagnosis of TMD
- Diagnosis of articular forms of TMD
- Strategies for the treatment of TMD. Non-invasive treatment
- Invasive treatment. Emergency situations
- Working with occlusion in patients with TMD
Note: The course is delivered in two parts:
OCTA CONCEPT- OCCLUSAL ARCHITECTURE TO SECURE ORTHODONTIC OR PROSTHODONTIC TREATMENTS (1)
OCTA CONCEPT- OCCLUSAL ARCHITECTURE TO SECURE ORTHODONTIC OR PROSTHODONTIC TREATMENTS (2)