Guest guest Posted February 11, 2012 Report Share Posted February 11, 2012 Dear all I need your help with some of orth ORE 1 questions? 1. what van be adjusted on the cast before the pt comes? 2. what has to be considered the most important in diagnosis of malocclusion.? could you please mention the reference if possible Best regards Ebtisam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 Hi Ebtisam, I have a speciality in Orthodontics. 1. These depend on the appliance you use. For example, when you use headgear, you can adjust inner facebow roughly using the cast before patient comes in. When you fit bands, you can choose the band size roughtly looking the size of teeth on the cast. Etc... 2. It is a very vague question. There are lists of examinations you need to do for the diagnosis of malocclusion. - interview - complaint, age, sex, habit, tmj problems, pshycological status, previous ortho - extra oral exam - skeletal and soft tissue exam in transverse, vertical, anterior-posterior planes, tmj problems - intra oral exam - dental health - caries, restoration, periodontal status - individual arch - tooth number, shape, size, location, rotation, crowding/spacing, inclination, canine angulation, curve of spee - occlusion - incisor relationship, overjet, overbite, canine and molar relationship, crossbite, centrelines - Records - study models with bite wax, photographs(intra/extra oral), Radiographs After analysing above records, treatment plan is made. There are very basic, so you can find it in any orthodontic textbook. Did I answer to your questions? If it's not clear plz ask me. Michiru > > > Dear all > > I need your help with some of orth ORE 1 questions? > > 1. what van be adjusted on the cast before the pt comes? > 2. what has to be considered the most important in diagnosis of malocclusion.? > > could you please mention the reference if possible > > Best regards > Ebtisam > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2012 Report Share Posted February 12, 2012 HI michiruwakabayashiThanks for the answers You are right, since we don`t have the choices Its difficult to specify the answer.The second questions was answered as the developmental age most important in diagnosisBest regardsEbtisam From: michiruwakabayashi <michiruwakabayashi@...> To: Sent: Sunday, 12 February 2012, 10:58 Subject: Re: need help with orth ore 1 Hi Ebtisam, I have a speciality in Orthodontics. 1. These depend on the appliance you use. For example, when you use headgear, you can adjust inner facebow roughly using the cast before patient comes in. When you fit bands, you can choose the band size roughtly looking the size of teeth on the cast. Etc... 2. It is a very vague question. There are lists of examinations you need to do for the diagnosis of malocclusion. - interview - complaint, age, sex, habit, tmj problems, pshycological status, previous ortho - extra oral exam - skeletal and soft tissue exam in transverse, vertical, anterior-posterior planes, tmj problems - intra oral exam - dental health - caries, restoration, periodontal status - individual arch - tooth number, shape, size, location, rotation, crowding/spacing, inclination, canine angulation, curve of spee - occlusion - incisor relationship, overjet, overbite, canine and molar relationship, crossbite, centrelines - Records - study models with bite wax, photographs(intra/extra oral), Radiographs After analysing above records, treatment plan is made. There are very basic, so you can find it in any orthodontic textbook. Did I answer to your questions? If it's not clear plz ask me. Michiru > > > Dear all > > I need your help with some of orth ORE 1 questions? > > 1. what van be adjusted on the cast before the pt comes? > 2. what has to be considered the most important in diagnosis of malocclusion.? > > could you please mention the reference if possible > > Best regards > Ebtisam > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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