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.
Wir teilen unser Wissen mit Ihnen und Sie gewinnen praxisnahe Erkenntnisse
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.
Wir freuen uns auf Sie!
Wax Up & Occlusion
The element of wax up & occlusion is to ensure that you master the waxing concept in all classes. You will learn the latest techniques on how to wax up an oral rehabilitation with all the aesthetic benefits.
W1: 17 - 20 Sep 2024
Principles of Occlusion
Chewing surfaces morphology
The correct handling of the articulator
Articulator Programming
Principles of functional Wax up
W2: 07 - 10 Sep 2024
The Planning
Active and Passive Arches
Dynamics in Class 1 Occlusion - the Occlusal Compasses
Laterotrusive Guidance - Sequential Occlusion with Canine Dominance
Protrusive Guidance - Anterior Guidance
Retrusive Guidance Retrusive Control
Finishing the Wax up
W3: 16 - 19 Dec 2024
The Planning of a Class 2 and Class 3 Wax up
Active and Passive Arches - Changes in Class 2/3 Wax up
Dynamics in Class 2 Occlusion - the Occlusal Compasses
Dynamics in Class 3 Occlusion - the Occlusal Compasses
Laterotrusive Guidance - Sequential Occlusion with Canine Dominance in Class II and Class III
Protrusive Guidance - Anterior Guidance in Class II and Class III Malocclusion
Retrusive Guidance - Retrusive Control Class II and Class III Malocclusion
Finishing the Wax up
The Posterior Cross-Bite Malocclusion - the Wax up Procedures
The 5 elements of the Mastery Path
Diagnostic
The element of Diagnostic is cultivated with the focus of various diagnostic instruments, learning to analyse a patient from anamnestic data and by means of electronic instruments, such as Cephaloemtry, Condylography, Chewing & Bruxing Test, and to create a reasonable problem list.
D1: 21 - 24 Sep 2024
Functional Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology of the Stomatognathic System
Clinical functional analysis
Instrumental functional analysis
From Diagnostics to Diagnoses to Treatment Strategy
D2: 03 - 06 Nov 2024
The Lateral Cephalogram
Craniofacial Growth and Development
Analysing Occlusion in the lateral Cephalogram
Frontal Ceph and the Asymmetry
Conclusions
D3: 12 - 15 Dec 2024
Temporomandibular joint and Condylography
Basic Condylographic Systematic Description
Advanced Condylographic Analytics
Conclusion based on Condylographic Findings
Therapeutic Consequences
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 (19-22.09.2024): 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
The TMJ is increasingly in the focus of dentistry. In addition, many internet sites report more and more details about this particular topic – drawing the patient´s attention on noises, clicks and realistic or unrealistic possible solutions.
The patients often expect a treatment effect in the sense of a „restitutio ad integrum“ – a restitution of the state before the TMJ alteration. This is often unrealistic, and requires a careful and precise medical information, but also systematic and controlled procedures.
In these 4 days of the seminar, the participants will learn all physiological and pathological aspects of the TMJ, furthermore the essential diagnostic procedures including the Condylogram and MRI, also the treatment indications, the therapeutical principles and strategies and finally the scientific background in form of a literature overview.
DAY 1
Functional Anatomy and Pathophysiology of the TMJ, Occlusion as a causal factor, Occlusal functions, Proprioception of the stomatognathic System
DAY 2
Diagnostic Possibilities – Clinical and Instrumental Functional Analyses, Condylography, MRI, CT-Scan
DAY 3
Therapeutic possibilities – Stabilization, Pain and Discomfort, Alteration of Mandibular Range of Motion, Positioning, Disc dislocation and Internal Derangements, Acute Traumata and Joint diseases
In these 2 days course you will learn everything how to peform an condylogrpahy tracing. The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is extraordinarily complex and challenging in structure and functionality. It executes multiple tasks within the stomatognathic system. The TMJ is of central importance in examining the status of the stomatognathic system. Multiple factors influence the stability and functional integrity of these. Basic principles of condylography what everyone should know.
03.10.24 08:45-09:15 Registration
09:15-13:00 Lecture
14:00-17:30 Lecture
04.19.24 09:00-11:00 Demonstration
11:15-13:00 Practical part Condy
14:00-19:00 Practical part Condy
The fundamentals of Condylography
History of Axiography
Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics of the TMJ and the Craniomandibular System
The recording of the Hinge-Axis Movements
Fundamentals of Condylographic Analysis
Condylographic Terminology
Recording protocol
Pracgtical part condylography:
Demonstration how to perform a condylography tracing
Do yourself a condylography tracing
