Die Seminare von Orehab Minds: Viel Wissen kompakt vermittelt
In unseren aufeinander abgestimmten Seminarangeboten erfahren Sie, wie Sie Ergebnisse und Fakten des Kaufunktionstests und der Digital Reports BRUX, CHEW, CEPH und CONDY in der Oralen Rehabilitation berücksichtigen und in Behandlungsprozessen einfließen lassen können. Die Erfüllung der personalisierten Medizin und die geforderte Patientenorientierung fordert ein geändertes, modernes Vorgehen. Denn Problemlösungsfähigkeit auf Basis individueller Befunde gewinnt überall an Bedeutung, wo individuelle Probleme behandelt werden.
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Die Seminare von Orehab Minds bieten Ihnen eine Vielfalt von fachlichen und wissenschaftlichen Angeboten, die Ihnen helfen die Digital Reports BRUX, CHEW, CEPH und CONDY noch effektiver in der Praxis einzusetzen. Getreu unserem Motto liegt auch hier der Fokus auf Zeitersparnis, Flexibilität und geringe Kosten bei gleichzeitig hohem Transfer von Wissen.
Nachfolgend finden Sie einen Überblick über alle anstehenden Seminare, Webinare und Curricula, sowie im zweiten Abschnitt eine sortierte Terminübersicht.
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This new 4-day training for users of CADIAX Systems teaches how to use the multiple features offered by the software. It aims to build a fundamental understanding of the general principles of hinge axis recording.
The participants learn to gain and use insights from the different graphical presentations. In this training seminar, the participants learn how to combine their existing knowledge with the new-experienced tools and methods to use them more efficiently. In addition, they will know how to make the best diagnostics decisions on the dynamics of the TMJ and the stomatognathic system. Plus, how to make the multiple information comprehensible for the entire team and patients.
The workshops aim to lead participants in using all the provided data and graphs at the expert level.
By attending this seminar, you will gain unique understandings and enhance your knowledge about advanced digital condylography. Use the possibility of state-of-the-art data analyses that is not accessible to everyone. Identify areas they need to focus on in TMJ dysfunctions and pathologies. Integrate the available technology in your daily work.
The Coordinate System – CADIAX and the Articulator
The Recording Protocol – Initial Diagnostics, Follow Ups, Programming the Articulator
Free versus Guided Movements
Manipulated Movements
Recording of Functional Movements: Speech, Bruxing, Chewing
Recording Positions – eCPM vs. CPM
Reference Position and Re-Fix
Recording with the Splint
Interpretation of Axis Movements
Interpretation of Time Curves
Interpretation of Translation-Rotation Curves
Interpretation of Tooth Kinetics
8 modules á 4 days in 3 sections over the course of 18 months.
Section A: Treatment planning is discussed already in the first module. To do this, it is necessary to fully grasp the patient‘s problems. The focus is not at all solely on dysfunctional patients. Each patient is systematically examined and the need for treatment can be derived from a problem list. The aim of every systematic assessment is to determine the treatment strategy. Only then the right tools, that appear most suitable for implementing the treatment strategy, can be selected. Section A consists of 3 modules and leads the participant through the necessary systematic diagnostics steps and consequently to the initial therapy with intraoral splints:
Module 1 (21-24.10.2023): clinical functional analysis, models, articulator set up, preliminary occlusal analysis including the analysis of the occlusal functions, problem list and evaluation of the diagnostic findings including treatment planning.
Module 2 (27-30.01.2024): Cephalometric analysis and condylography, extended occlusal analysis, supplementing the problem list and evaluating the diagnostic findings including treatment planning.
Module 3 (16-19.03.2024): Detailed occlusal analysis, finalization of the problem list and final evaluation of the diagnostic findings including treatment planning; Planning of the initial therapy including splint therapy with individual splint design and targeted clinical application.
Section B: comprises 2 modules with the focus on final treatment planning and definition of the determinants of occlusion including occlusal design:
Module 4 (11-14.06.2024): Interim analysis after initial therapy, determining the therapeutic position, transferring the therapeutic position to the articulator, defining the functional determining factor for oral rehabilitation and occlusal reconstruction
Module 5 (24-27.09.2024): Final treatment planning including all functional parameters: vertical dimension, occlusal plane, Spee‘s curve, the individual occlusion concept (sequential with canine dominance according to R. Slavicek), diagnostic wax up (digital and analog), diagnostic set up, importance of Wilson‘s curve (s), sagittal condylar inclination and anterior and canine guidance, aesthetic planning.
Section C: comprises 3 modules and is entirely focused on definitive oral rehabilitation
Module 6 (7-10.10.2024): Interdisciplinary orthodontics, denture frame concept according to S. Sato, pre-prosthetic orthodontics, endodontics and implantology from the perspective of oral rehabilitation and occlusal functions
Module 7 (16-19.01.2025): Oral rehabilitation with removable prosthetics and full dentures
Module 8 (27.02 - 02.03.2025): Fixed prosthetics, minimally invasive technology, intraoral scan, analog and / or digital workflow
