Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
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Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
Section 5The Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis523Chapter 1 1Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsJulia Cohen-Levy, ĐDS, MS, PhD Privat Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2te Practice, FranceABSTRACTThis chapter reviews T-Scan use in Orthodontics, defines normal T-Scan recordings for orthodontically treated subjects versus untreated subjects, and explains T-Scan use in the case-finishing process After orthodontic appliance removal changes in the occlusion resultfrom " Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2settling." because teeth can move freely within the periodontium Despite a post treatment, visually "perfect" Angle's Class I relationship. ideal occlEbook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
usal contacts often do not result solely from tooth movement. Creating simultaneous and equal contacts following fixed appliance removal can be accompSection 5The Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis523Chapter 1 1Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsJulia Cohen-Levy, ĐDS, MS, PhD Privat Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2ensional ForceViews. force percentage per tooth and arch half, the Center of Force, and the Occlusion and Disclusion Times) aid in obtaining an ideal occlusal force distribution during casefinishing Several case reports highlight combining lingual orthodontic treatment with Orthognathic surgery, whe Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2re each presented case utilized T-Scan data during active treatment and retention.INTRODUCTIONThe dental occlusion develops progressively, under the gEbook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
uidance of functional and genetic influences throughout the differing stages of dental arch morphogenesis, and then subsequently through a variety of Section 5The Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis523Chapter 1 1Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsJulia Cohen-Levy, ĐDS, MS, PhD Privat Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2 dental contacts to achieve a new position of occlusal equilibrium, and take responsibility for its functional integration. FullyDOI. lO.-tOl&^MÓỐÓ-ÓSSV-a.chOHaware of these implications, they devote special attention to the quality of the final occlusion of their treated cases, whatever the therape Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2utic occlusal philosophy is that they’ ascribe to follow.It IS uniformly understood and agreed upon, that at the completion of orthodontic treatment tEbook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
he occlusal contacts of all teeth should demonstrate simultaneous contact timing and be of equal force intensity, thereby creating a uniform and symmeSection 5The Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis523Chapter 1 1Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsJulia Cohen-Levy, ĐDS, MS, PhD Privat Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2lectronK fcans wnbont nritwn permission of ỈGl Gkfral is prcblbttodOrthodontic T-Scan Applicationsslightly less loaded than the posterior teeth (Roth. 1970: Dawson, 2006).In Orthodontics, and other dental medicine disciplines as well, such as Prosthodontics and Periodontics, the assessment of occlus Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2al quality has relied mostly on the visual inspection of occlusal contacts, by using:•rhe intercuspation of stone dental casts.•Subjectively InterpretEbook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
ing articulating paper marks.•l istening Io oral patient "feel” feedback.Alternative, but more time-consuming occlusal indicator techniques have been Section 5The Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis523Chapter 1 1Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsJulia Cohen-Levy, ĐDS, MS, PhD Privat Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2pression materials.•Analyzing force distribution statically within pressure sensitive wax - Dental Prescale 50H (Fuji Photo Film Corporation. Tokyo. Japan) and its analyzing apparatus (Occluzer ™ FPD703. Fuji Photo Film Corporation. Tokyo. Japan).After the patient imprints the above static dental ma Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2terial indicators, the indicators require digital scanning, followed later by computer processing to retrieve and analyze their force data. UnfortunatEbook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
ely, their effectiveness in generating force distribution representations is offset by the significant chair lime used to completeEbook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
ent completion and the established endresult occlusal function:•Should Orthodontists assume that achieving ideal positional tooth-to-tooth relationshiSection 5The Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis523Chapter 1 1Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsJulia Cohen-Levy, ĐDS, MS, PhD Privat Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2om settling, after appliance removal?•Is post treatment occlusal force distribution of the teeth symmetrically obtained when a pre treatment dental asymmetry lias been corrected, ortho dontically?The T-Scan III (T-Scan III Version 7. Tekscan Inc. s. Boston. MA. USA) is an occlusal analysis system av Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2ailable to Orthodontists, that records in real-time, the contact force distribution as it changes functionally throughout the progression of occlusalEbook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
contacts from lrt contact thr ough until maximum intercuspation during closure, and quantities the time durations of any frictional occlusal surface eSection 5The Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis523Chapter 1 1Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsJulia Cohen-Levy, ĐDS, MS, PhD Privat Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 201 seconds, or when in the much faster Turbo-mode. 0.003 second-long increments.1 his chapter will initially review the literature describing orthodontic normsandpost-orthixlon-tic functional occlusion. Then, the clinical use of the T-Scan ĨĨĨ system in Orthodontics will be explained by highlighting Ebook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2 the force distribution indicators for closurecontacts leading to maximum mtercuspation (the 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional ForceViews; the percentagEbook Handbook of research on computerized occlusal analysis technology applications in dental medicine: Part 2
e of force per524Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsSection 5The Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis523Chapter 1 1Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsJulia Cohen-Levy, ĐDS, MS, PhD PrivatSection 5The Clinical Applications of Computerized Occlusal Analysis523Chapter 1 1Orthodontic T-Scan ApplicationsJulia Cohen-Levy, ĐDS, MS, PhD PrivatGọi ngay
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