Diagnostic wax-ups are indispensable for comprehensive treatment planning because they serve as indicators of treatment goals. He discussed its importance with actual cases. In the latter half of the lecture, Dr. Uchiyama explained a case in which he himself created a provisional restoration and a surgical guide from a wax-up when he was a young dentist.

Sample movies of Dr.Uchiyama Course 20.

【sample】Maxillofacial Analysis 3

This video includes all of the following videos from Course20 Maxillofacial Analysis 3. [#1 To develop a comprehensive treatment plan] In clinical practice, we are sometimes faced with situations where we have to treat the entire jaw. What is the process of comprehensive treatment and what should be taken into consideration when planning a treatment plan? He explained in detail with various workflows and data. [#2 Team Approach] Continued from #1, this is a case that Dr. Uchiyama has been working on from the time when he was a young doctor to the present. He explained the steps from initial treatment to reevaluation and final prosthetic treatment. He also talked about the necessity of a team approach when re-treatment becomes necessary. The importance of the team approach is also explained in the latter half of the case. [#3 Importance of diagnostic wax-up] Diagnostic wax-ups are indispensable for comprehensive treatment planning because they serve as indicators of treatment goals. He discussed its importance with actual cases. In the latter half of the lecture, Dr. Uchiyama explained a case in which he himself created a provisional restoration and a surgical guide from a wax-up when he was a young dentist. [#4 Diagnostic wax-up notes] In order to create a diagnostic wax-up, there are many things to consider in order to restore occlusion, not simply esthetic requirements. Continuing from the second half of #3, he explained in detail the points to keep in mind and actual cases in which wax-ups were used. [#5 What led me to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis?] Dr. Uchiyama explained the case that led him to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis, which is currently advocated and practiced by Dr. Uchiyama. There were several points to be considered in determining the height of the occlusion, and one encounter led to a change in the order of priority. In the latter half of the presentation, he explained a case in which Maxilla Facial Analysis was actually applied. [#6 Maxillo Facial Analysis in Practice] Continuing from the second half of #5, he explained the transition from placement of provisional restorations to final restorations using the Skip Method after determining each step. In the latter half of the presentation, he explained the classification of prosthetic treatment based on Maxilla Facial Analysis and the cases that fall under each class. [#7 Classification of Prosthetic Treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis] Continuing from #6, we have a commentary on the cases that fall under each Class of the classification of prosthetic treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis. In the first half of the presentation, the Class 2 cases are introduced to explain the differences in the points to be considered in each division. In the second half, he introduced Class 3 cases that require significant improvement. [#8 Cases requiring significant improvement] Continuing from the second half of #7, we have received an explanation of Class 3 cases that require significant improvement. Unlike Class 2, various diagnoses and decisions such as changes in facial appearance, occlusal height diameter, and occlusal plane are required. The lecture explained the key points of each step, including the final prosthesis and post-operative course, with Dr. Uchiyama's discussion.

This video includes all of the following videos from Course20 Maxillofacial Analysis 3.

[#1 To develop a comprehensive treatment plan]
In clinical practice, we are sometimes faced with situations where we have to treat the entire jaw.
What is the process of comprehensive treatment and what should be taken into consideration when planning a treatment plan?
He explained in detail with various workflows and data.

[#2 Team Approach]
Continued from #1, this is a case that Dr. Uchiyama has been working on from the time when he was a young doctor to the present.
He explained the steps from initial treatment to reevaluation and final prosthetic treatment. He also talked about the necessity of a team approach when re-treatment becomes necessary.
The importance of the team approach is also explained in the latter half of the case.

[#3 Importance of diagnostic wax-up]
Diagnostic wax-ups are indispensable for comprehensive treatment planning because they serve as indicators of treatment goals.
He discussed its importance with actual cases.
In the latter half of the lecture, Dr. Uchiyama explained a case in which he himself created a provisional restoration and a surgical guide from a wax-up when he was a young dentist.

[#4 Diagnostic wax-up notes]
In order to create a diagnostic wax-up, there are many things to consider in order to restore occlusion, not simply esthetic requirements.
Continuing from the second half of #3, he explained in detail the points to keep in mind and actual cases in which wax-ups were used.

[#5 What led me to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis?]
Dr. Uchiyama explained the case that led him to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis, which is currently advocated and practiced by Dr. Uchiyama.
There were several points to be considered in determining the height of the occlusion, and one encounter led to a change in the order of priority.
In the latter half of the presentation, he explained a case in which Maxilla Facial Analysis was actually applied.

[#6 Maxillo Facial Analysis in Practice]
Continuing from the second half of #5, he explained the transition from placement of provisional restorations to final restorations using the Skip Method after determining each step.
In the latter half of the presentation, he explained the classification of prosthetic treatment based on Maxilla Facial Analysis and the cases that fall under each class.

[#7 Classification of Prosthetic Treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis]
Continuing from #6, we have a commentary on the cases that fall under each Class of the classification of prosthetic treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis.
In the first half of the presentation, the Class 2 cases are introduced to explain the differences in the points to be considered in each division.
In the second half, he introduced Class 3 cases that require significant improvement.

[#8 Cases requiring significant improvement]
Continuing from the second half of #7, we have received an explanation of Class 3 cases that require significant improvement.
Unlike Class 2, various diagnoses and decisions such as changes in facial appearance, occlusal height diameter, and occlusal plane are required.
The lecture explained the key points of each step, including the final prosthesis and post-operative course, with Dr. Uchiyama's discussion.

Maxillofacial Analysis 3(All Videos)

#1 To develop a comprehensive treatment plan

#2 Team Approach

#3 Importance of diagnostic wax-up

#4 Diagnostic wax-up notes

#5 What led me to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis?

#6 Maxillo Facial Analysis in Practice

#7 Classification of Prosthetic Treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis

#8 Cases requiring significant improvement

In clinical practice, we are sometimes faced with situations where we have to treat the entire jaw. What is the process of comprehensive treatment and what should be taken into consideration when planning a treatment plan? He explained in detail with various workflows and data.

In clinical practice, we are sometimes faced with situations where we have to treat the entire jaw.
What is the process of comprehensive treatment and what should be taken into consideration when planning a treatment plan?
He explained in detail with various workflows and data.

What is comprehensive treatment planning?

The four major determinants of occlusion

Theory of occlusion

Treatment Flow

Determinants and treatment flow

Consideration of determinants

When the anterior determinant needs to be changed

When mandibular position is not reproducible

M.I.C. and C.R. position deviation

Loss of molar occlusal support and the principle of leverage

Muscle activity during occlusal contact and bruxism

This is a case that Dr. Uchiyama has been working on from the time when he was a young doctor to the present. He explained the steps from initial treatment to reevaluation and final prosthetic treatment. He also talked about the necessity of a team approach when re-treatment becomes necessary. The importance of the team approach is also explained in the latter half of the case.

This is a case that Dr. Uchiyama has been working on from the time when he was a young doctor to the present.
He explained the steps from initial treatment to reevaluation and final prosthetic treatment. He also talked about the necessity of a team approach when re-treatment becomes necessary.
The importance of the team approach is also explained in the latter half of the case.

Abutment tooth preparation and provisional restorations

Diagnostic wax-up

Re-evaluation

Final Preparation to Final Restoration

From 5 years to the present

Inflammation and force control

A case of spontaneous loss of anterior tooth

Provisional restoration of a predicted abutment tooth

Periodontal Surgery

Diagnostic wax-ups are indispensable for comprehensive treatment planning because they serve as indicators of treatment goals.
He discussed its importance with actual cases.
In the latter half of the lecture, Dr. Uchiyama explained a case in which he himself created a provisional restoration and a surgical guide from a wax-up when he was a young dentist.

Determination of abutment tooth for bridge

After treatment

Importance of diagnostic wax-up

A case with loss of vertical support

Occlusal elevation, diagnostic wax-up - creation of predictive abutment tooth probing

After setting provisional restoration

Wax-up of molars, creation of surgical guide

Post-treatment panorama

Initial visit and after 7 years

Contour

Embrasure

In order to create a diagnostic wax-up, there are many things to consider in order to restore occlusion, not simply esthetic requirements. He explained in detail the points to keep in mind and actual cases in which wax-ups were used.

In order to create a diagnostic wax-up, there are many things to consider in order to restore occlusion, not simply esthetic requirements.
He explained in detail the points to keep in mind and actual cases in which wax-ups were used.

Medial and distal marginal ridge

Occlusal contact

Closure stopper and equalizer

Curve of Spee

Curve of Wilson

Continuity of buccolingual cusp and fissure

A case of occlusal collapse due to dental phobia

Diagnostic wax-up - making a provisional restoration

Occlusal contact of the provisional restoration

Final restoration

Team approach

Diagnostic wax-up applied to orthodontics

Dr. Uchiyama explained the case that led him to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis, which is currently advocated and practiced by Dr. Uchiyama. There were several points to be considered in determining the height of the occlusion, and one encounter led to a change in the order of priority. In the latter half of the presentation, he explained a case in which Maxilla Facial Analysis was actually applied.

Dr. Uchiyama explained the case that led him to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis, which is currently advocated and practiced by Dr. Uchiyama.
There were several points to be considered in determining the height of the occlusion, and one encounter led to a change in the order of priority.
In the latter half of the presentation, he explained a case in which Maxillo Facial Analysis was actually applied.

Case study that led to considering Maxillo Facial Analysis

Creation of diagnostic wax-up - provisional restoration

Surgical guide creation - Implant surgery

Implant surgery failure

After recovery

After placement of final prosthesis

Considerations for the procedure

How to perform a Maxillo Facial Analysis

Cases in which Maxillo Facial Analysis was practiced

Cephalometric analysis

Dentofacial measurements

He explained the transition from placement of provisional restorations to final restorations using the Skip Method after determining each step. In the latter half of the presentation, he explained the classification of prosthetic treatment based on Maxillo Facial Analysis and the cases that fall under each class.

He explained the transition from placement of provisional restorations to final restorations using the Skip Method after determining each step.
In the latter half of the presentation, he explained the classification of prosthetic treatment based on Maxillo Facial Analysis and the cases that fall under each class.

Determination of occlusal plane

Diagnosis of the oral cavity

Crown shape

Creation of diagnostic wax-up - provisional restoration -Surgical guide

Transition to final restoration using the Skip Method

After final restoration

Pre- and post-operative evaluation

Diagnostic flow from the initial visit

Classification of prosthetic treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis

Class 1 cases

Class 2 Division 1 cases

Anterior Guidance

We have been given an explanation of cases that fall into each Class of the classification of prosthetic treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis. In the first half of the presentation, Class 2 cases are introduced to show the differences in points to be considered in each division, and in the second half, Class 3 cases, which require significant improvement, are presented.

We have been given an explanation of cases that fall into each Class of the classification of prosthetic treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis.
In the first half of the presentation, Class 2 cases are introduced to show the differences in points to be considered in each division, and in the second half, Class 3 cases, which require significant improvement, are presented.

Angle of the condyle and incisal tract

Diagnosis of each step

Determination of crown morphology - diagnostic wax-up - provisional restoration

Class 2 Division 2 cases

Treatment of dehiscence

Correction of occlusal plane

Class 2 Division 3 case

Class 3 case

How to set the occlusal height

This lecture explains the Class 3 cases that require significant improvement. Unlike Class 2, various diagnoses and decisions are required, such as changes in facial appearance, occlusal height diameter, and occlusal plane. The lecture will discuss the key points of each step, including the final prosthesis and post-operative course, with Dr. Uchiyama's discussion.

This lecture explains the Class 3 cases that require significant improvement.
Unlike Class 2, various diagnoses and decisions are required, such as changes in facial appearance, occlusal height diameter, and occlusal plane.
The lecture will discuss the key points of each step, including the final prosthesis and post-operative course, with Dr. Uchiyama's discussion.

Initial visit

Considerations for changing the occlusal height diameter

Determination of lower facial height diameter

Determination of Incisal Edge Position

Determination of the occlusal plane

Trial with Wax Denture

Facial Appearance after Wax Dike Trial

Evaluation with Cephalometric analysis

Creation of provisional restoration

Evaluation of considerations for changing the height of occlusion

Changes in occlusal plane before and after surgery

TMJ position

Facial appearance after occlusal plane change

Transition to final prosthesis using cross-mounting

Facial and oral appearance after final prosthesis

Micro generalist
Dentist at Minamiaoyama,tokyo,Japan

Tetsuya Uchiyama

This video includes all of the following videos from Course20 Maxillofacial Analysis 3.



[#1 To develop a comprehensive treatment plan]

In clinical practice, we are sometimes faced with situations where we have to treat the entire jaw.

What is the process of comprehensive treatment and what should be taken into consideration when planning a treatment plan?

He explained in detail with various workflows and data.



[#2 Team Approach]

Continued from #1, this is a case that Dr. Uchiyama has been working on from the time when he was a young doctor to the present.

He explained the steps from initial treatment to reevaluation and final prosthetic treatment. He also talked about the necessity of a team approach when re-treatment becomes necessary.

The importance of the team approach is also explained in the latter half of the case.



[#3 Importance of diagnostic wax-up]

Diagnostic wax-ups are indispensable for comprehensive treatment planning because they serve as indicators of treatment goals.

He discussed its importance with actual cases.

In the latter half of the lecture, Dr. Uchiyama explained a case in which he himself created a provisional restoration and a surgical guide from a wax-up when he was a young dentist.



[#4 Diagnostic wax-up notes]

In order to create a diagnostic wax-up, there are many things to consider in order to restore occlusion, not simply esthetic requirements.

Continuing from the second half of #3, he explained in detail the points to keep in mind and actual cases in which wax-ups were used.



[#5 What led me to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis?]

Dr. Uchiyama explained the case that led him to consider Maxillo Facial Analysis, which is currently advocated and practiced by Dr. Uchiyama.

There were several points to be considered in determining the height of the occlusion, and one encounter led to a change in the order of priority.

In the latter half of the presentation, he explained a case in which Maxilla Facial Analysis was actually applied.



[#6 Maxillo Facial Analysis in Practice]

Continuing from the second half of #5, he explained the transition from placement of provisional restorations to final restorations using the Skip Method after determining each step.

In the latter half of the presentation, he explained the classification of prosthetic treatment based on Maxilla Facial Analysis and the cases that fall under each class.



[#7 Classification of Prosthetic Treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis]

Continuing from #6, we have a commentary on the cases that fall under each Class of the classification of prosthetic treatment by Maxillo Facial Analysis.

In the first half of the presentation, the Class 2 cases are introduced to explain the differences in the points to be considered in each division.

In the second half, he introduced Class 3 cases that require significant improvement.



[#8 Cases requiring significant improvement]

Continuing from the second half of #7, we have received an explanation of Class 3 cases that require significant improvement.

Unlike Class 2, various diagnoses and decisions such as changes in facial appearance, occlusal height diameter, and occlusal plane are required.

The lecture explained the key points of each step, including the final prosthesis and post-operative course, with Dr. Uchiyama's discussion.

Maxillofacial Analysis 3

#3 Importance of diagnostic wax-up

Index

Maxillofacial Analysis 3

#3 Importance of diagnostic wax-up