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Use of functional appliance to correct the skeletal class 2
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Use of functional appliance to correct the skeletal class 2
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1h 47min
1.75 CE Credits
English
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Lesson program
– Evidence-based approach to treatment using functional appliance
– The degree of extension of the lower jaw: influence on the result and duration of treatment
– Methods of extending the lower jaw: indications
– The mechanism of provoking growth: biological and histological aspects
– Ihh protein: role in mandibular development
– Herbst appliance: biomechanical aspects of operation, structure and indications
– Degree of Ihh release: depending on the method of mandibular extension
– Optimal values of the lower jaw extension
– Manufacturing and stocking of the Herbst appliance: recommendations
– Re-activation of the Herbst appliance: methodology.
Recommended for: Orthodontists.
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