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Functional Occlusion
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Functional Occlusion
Increasing awareness and fear
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Belief that functional dynamics of occlusion imp. for
stability
To prove that no harm was being done to his pts.
To disprove that PM extractions could cause TMD
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Functional Occlusion
Equilibration
Time consuming and difficult
Only possible if there are minor problems
Jaws had to have stable relation i.e.. after growth.
More important to straighten teeth better.
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Functional Occlusion
SIX KEYS of Occlusion, with the mandible in
CENTRIC RELATION
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Functional Occlusion
The condyles should be seated superior and
anterior in the fossae against the articular disks
and the distal slope of the articular eminence,
and centered transversely.
Electromyographic study by Williamson
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Functional Occlusion
Functional Occlusion
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Functional Occlusion
Signs that mand. is not in centric
Occlusal wear
Excessive tooth mobility
TMJ sounds
Limitation of mouth opening
Myofacial pain
Tightness of mandibular musculature
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Functional Occlusion
Important to diagnose a patient from centric
Guide mandible into centric, and check for first
tooth contact
Articulator mounting may be necessary.
Splint therapy may be needed.
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Functional Occlusion
Once mandible is stabilized in centric, Rx
planning can begin.
If large difference, ceph should be taken in
centric, or adjusted accodingly.
Jarabak ceph analysis and Ricketts VTO
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Functional Occlusion
Anatomic articulator mounting/SAM articulator
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Functional Occlusion
CO
CR
Functional Occlusion
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Gnathological Objectives
3 parts
1. On normal closure in centric relation
2. Protrusive movement
3. Lateral movement
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Gnathological Objectives
On closure in centric
Class I occlusion at centric
Simultaneous contact of all posterior teeth with
force directed down the long axis of the posterior
teeth
0.005 clearance of anteriors
CO = CR
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Gnathological Objectives
Protrusive movement.
Anteriors must gently
disocclude postriors
Sufficient overjet and bite
Occlusion U 6 ant with L
ant and 1st PM
14 teeth bear the stress
Mutually protected
occlusion
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Gnathological Objectives
On lateral excursions
Cuspids main guiding
inclines
U canine cusp tips ride
on disto-incisal incline of
L canine.
All other teeth lifted out of
occlusion
Cuspid Guidance
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II molar I Molar
II PM
I PM
Canine
Lateral
Central
Maxillary
5/-9
(10o
offset)
5/-9
(10o
offset)
2/-7
2/-7
11/-7
9/8
5/12
Mand.
2/-35
4o offset
2/-35
4o offset
2/-22
2/-17
5/-11
2/-1
2/-1
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Roth
Andrews
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Treatment Objectives
1. Correction of Crossbites
2. Correction of jaw relations
3. Eliminate severe crowding
4. Create space in the arch for severely
malposed/impaced teeth
5. Alignment of teeth in the individual arches
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Treatment Objectives
6. Begin space closure
7. Finish the lower arch
8. Achieve class I relationship of the buccal
segments
9. Retract and intrude maxillary anterior teeth.
10. finishing and detailing
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Treatment Mechanics
3 phases
1. Unlocking phase
2. Working phase
3. Finishing phase
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Unlocking Phase
Major corrections
Cross bites
Severely malposed teeth
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Unlocking Phase
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Unlocking Phase
Main objective
Gross corrections
Aligment with flexible wires so that heavier
wires can be used later
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Working phase
Closure of extraction site
Correct a-p jaw relation and
dental relation
Intrusion, if required
Space closure with double
keyhole loop
Usu 19x26 mil rounded edge
rectangular wire
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Working phase
Double keyhole loop
Space closure with 1 wire
Medium between tipping and translation
Permit either ant. retraction or post. protraction
Control of canine rotation
Used as elastic hooks.
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Working phase
Asher face bow for retracting anteriors en
masse. 12 15 oz of force for upper ant.
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Working phase
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Working phase
Upper wire with gable bend distal to canine and
COS
To protract posteriors cinch back keyhole loops
discontinue Headgear
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Working phase
Some tipping occurs after space closure
18x25 blue Elgiloy - COS
0.018 steel
16 x 22 yellow Elgiloy 2 turn helix
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Working phase
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Working phase
After uprighting
21 x 25 ss wire with only archform and no COS
Occationally 22 x 28 ss wire
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Working phase
High angle cases
Avoid heavy wires max use of Nitinol and TMA and
braided wires
Space closure on 0.016 SS wire
Uprighting with 19x25 TMA/Nitinol/braided wire
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Working phase
Bimax cases
Initial space closure with 0.018 or 0.020 wire with
double keyhole loops
Once teeth are upright intrude with Utility arch
Continue space closure with 19x26 double keyhole
loops and Asher face bow
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Working phase
Maximum retraction and torque control
21 x 25 SS or Elgiloy double keyhole loops
Maximum torque control
Reduce posterior ends
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Finishing Phase
Place full sized wires and let brackets express
Drop to braided settling elastics
Short Class IIs - minimum extrusion.?
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Pretreatment
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Retraction
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Post Treatment
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Post Treatment
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Anchorage considerations
Factors that result in mesial migration of molars
Anchorage considerations
Procumbent teeth offer a lot of anchorage
One teeth are upright, they retract easily.
Space closure can be done on any wire, as long
as it is done slowly.
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Anchorage considerations
Initial alignment on light wires
0.015 Coaxial wire then 0.017/0.019 Coaxial wire
Heavier wires (esp with COS tend to procline teeth)
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Minimal use of HG
1. Leveling on light wires usually Coaxial
2. If procumbent incisors upright with HG
6-8 weeks with HG then reciprocal space closure
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Minimal use of HG
0.015 Coaxial
0.019 Coaxial
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Minimal use of HG
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Minimal use of HG
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Minimal use of HG
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Upper arch
Upper arch treatment slightly behind the lower
arch
When lower arch is in 21 x 25 SS and upper in
braided start short Class II elastics
Go to 21 x 25 SS in upper continue elastics
Settling with 21 x 25 braided wire.
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References
Orthodontics Current Principles and
Techniques
Graber and Swain
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